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XRP ETFs Have Been Frozen at $1.71 Billion. When Will Inflows Reach $2 Billion?

XRP ETFs Have Been Frozen at $1.71 Billion. When Will Inflows Reach $2 Billion?

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On September 18, 2026, **XRP** (CRYPTO:XRP) ETF inflows were stalled at a cumulative total of **$1,710,373,047.51**, according to SoSoValue data pulled on September 19. This leaves a gap of **$290 million** to reach the **$2 billion** mark. The pace of closing this gap has declined over the past three weeks.

So when will XRP ETF inflows surpass $2 billion, and what changes may be necessary for that to happen? As of September 11, the total cumulative inflow stood at **$1,700,813,802.26**. In the five trading sessions that followed, it increased by less than **$10 million**, coinciding with two significant macro events.

On September 15, the Senate rejected the CLARITY Act by a vote of 49 to 50, a bill that aimed to clarify how US regulators treat digital assets. On that day, XRP ETFs recorded **no inflows** at all. The following day, the Federal Reserve raised its target range by 25 basis points to an upper bound of **3.75% to 4.00%**, leading to **$3.5 million in inflows**, mainly driven by Franklin Templeton. 24/7 Wall St has helped investors make money for over two decades, and our top analysts just finished ranking the definitive _Top 10 Stocks To Buy Now_.

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