XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) spot ETFs pulled in $18.98 million this week while Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) ETFs bled a combined $479 million in outflows.

What the ETF Flow Data Shows

U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded inflows of $1.55 million on September 8, $12.29 million on September 9, and $5.14 million on September 10, extending their streak to three consecutive positive sessions according to SoSoValue

With Friday’s data still pending, XRP ETFs are on track to close their ninth consecutive week of positive inflows.

Bitcoin ETFs told the opposite story, posting three straight outflow sessions totaling $449.45 million including $282.56 million on Wednesday alone. 

Ethereum ETFs added to the pain with a $29.76 million outflow on Sept. 10, leaving XRP as the only major crypto ETF category attracting fresh institutional capital during this week’s selloff.

Why XRP’s Low Correlation Matters

Analyst SMQKE posted on X that XRP already has the characteristics needed to decouple from Bitcoin, pointing to WisdomTree data confirming XRP holds the lowest correlation of any major crypto asset. 

WisdomTree’s crypto monthly report puts XRP’s correlation to Bitcoin at just 0.35, well below Bitcoin’s 0.71 correlation to Ethereum. 

An older WisdomTree window found Bitcoin and Ethereum correlated at 0.9 while XRP sat around 0.4 with each.

SMQKE also posted on X that “institutional capital does not behave like retail money,” adding that as it grows, market behavior becomes more stable and less tied to Bitcoin’s halving cycle. 

XRP Price Prediction: Key Levels to Watch

XRP is testing the $1.32 to $1.34 support zone for the fourth time in three weeks since the late August breakout from $1. 

RSI at 49.73 sits at its lowest reading since the August 19 spike, with the 200-day EMA at $1.3544 now acting as resistance overhead.

Key levels for XRP:

  • $1.35 — 200-day EMA, resistance above
  • $1.32 to $1.34 — critical support zone, must hold
  • $1.27 — 50-day EMA, next stop if support breaks

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