Franklin Templeton’s XRP ETF (XRPZ) has overtaken Canary Capital’s XRPC to become the second-largest XRP ETF by cumulative inflows. XRPZ recorded $6.5 million in inflows on September 23, lifting its cumulative total to $491.7 million, compared with $489.37 million for XRPC. The fund is now $8.3 million short of $500 million. Bitwise’s XRP ETF remains the only fund to have crossed the $500 million cumulative inflow mark, reaching the milestone in July.
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