XRP traded at $1.31 on 19 October, up 1.5% on the day, while SoSoValue data showed US spot XRP ETFs ending a 13-week inflow streak.

ChatGPT forecasts XRP near $2.40 by 2028, with a 12% chance of hitting $5. Could ETF demand and ledger upgrades change that?

XRP ETFs ended a 13-week inflow streak as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds also recorded net withdrawals in the week ended October 16.

Bitwise’s XRP ETF has surpassed $541 million in net assets, reflecting growing investor exposure to XRP through regulated investment products. According

Bitwise’s spot XRP exchange-traded fund now manages more than $500 million, the article said. As of Oct. 17, net assets stood at $541.12 million, according to figures cited from U.Today. Sosovalue data showed cumulative net inflows of $684.73 million. The report said inflows have been steady since launch and often led peers on most trading days, although net assets and inflows do not necessarily match actual XRP purchases.

XRP spot exchange-traded funds recorded a net outflow of $1.84 million last week, ending a 13-week streak of inflows. Blockchain media outlet U.Today said it was the first weekly net outflow since July 7. The outflow came as XRP price volatility increased and the market posted its weakest weekly performance in about three months. XRP also slipped back into a weaker range and retested the $1.30 level.

After 13 straight weeks of investor confidence, something spooked XRP ETF holders into pulling money out for the first time since July, and the timing points to more than just a routine market dip.

The SOL ETFs have seen a single green day since October started.

XRP ETFs pulled in $70 million last week as Bitcoin and Ethereum funds lost hundreds of millions post-crash, per CoinShares data reported by The Block.

XRP ETFs experienced a $1.84 million weekly outflow, marking the end of a 13-week streak of inflows. What caused this change?

Bitwise Asset Management's XRP position has surpassed $500 million, according to an SEC filing, placing the firm among the largest institutional…