XRP Fund Breaks $100 Million Barrier Weeks After U.S. Launch

The first exchange-traded fund in the United States offering exposure to Ripple’s XRP token has quickly crossed a major milestone, surpassing $100 million in assets under management just weeks after its debut.

The REX-Osprey XRP ETF (ticker: XRPR), introduced on September 18, 2025, now holds more than $100.89 million in assets, according to figures shared by issuer REX Shares on the X platform.

The rapid growth highlights increasing investor demand for diversified crypto products beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Market data from CME Group further suggests that institutional appetite for XRP is gaining momentum. Since the launch of XRP and Micro XRP futures in May, over 567,000 contracts have changed hands, representing a cumulative trading volume of roughly $26.9 billion.

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XRP’s market performance has also been on the rise. Over the past 24 hours, the token climbed slightly to $2.63, bringing its total valuation to about $157.8 billion. XRPR remains the first U.S.-based fund providing direct exposure to spot XRP, although it operates under a structure that differs from a traditional SEC-approved ETF.

While official spot XRP ETFs have yet to receive regulatory clearance in the U.S., the success of the REX-Osprey fund indicates that investor interest in XRP-based financial products continues to expand – even as the market awaits formal approval from regulators.