Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF Sees $3.5 Million Inflow
Franklin Templeton's XRP exchange-traded fund recorded a net inflow of $3.5013 million on September 16. This fund was the only product among XRP funds to show positive daily flows, bringing the total net inflow to approximately $483 million. Data from SoSoValue indicates that the entire net inflow on September 16 was directed towards Franklin Templeton's XRP ETF. On September 14, total inflows into XRP ETFs amounted to $8.40 million, while no net flow was observed on September 15. On September 10, the entire net inflow of $3.69 million belonged to Franklin Templeton. On September 9, XRP ETFs received a total inflow of $8.67 million, with $6.57 million directed to Bitwise and $2.11 million to Grayscale. The price of XRP fell from $1.42 on September 14 to $1.28 on September 15, marking a decrease of approximately 10%. According to the latest data, XRP is trading at around $1.30.
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