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In a move reflecting a shift in institutional investor appetite, the SEC has approved the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF featuring XRP. According to reports, XRP funds recorded $10 million in weekly inflows, contrasting sharply with Bitcoin ETFs which saw outflows totaling $315 million. Additionally, Senator Tim Scott highlighted a vision for the total crypto market capitalization to eventually reach $30 trillion.
This divergence in flows comes as the market re-evaluates positions, with XRP's recent appeal outperforming major funds from firms like BlackRock and Fidelity. Per market data, the entry of T. Rowe Price—which manages over $1.5 trillion according to financial filings—strengthens XRP's standing as an institutional investment alternative following years of legal pressure. Analysts compare this momentum to the early stages of Bitcoin ETFs, despite the current liquidations seen in Bitcoin.
Technically, XRP climbed 4% to trade above $1.18 (at close June 14, 2026) as traders test the next resistance zone amid the strongest buying activity in weeks. Investors should monitor the sustainability of these inflows, especially as global markets await US inflation data and upcoming interest rate decisions. Furthermore, the US Balance of Trade (released June 9, 2026, per the economic calendar) remains a key indicator for dollar strength and its impact on crypto pricing.