According to @cas_abbe, the first US spot XRP (XRP) ETF went live today, marking a post-SEC litigation milestone for Ripple last year, source: @cas_abbe on X, Nov 13, 2025. The author expects near-term inflows similar to a SOL ETF despite weak market conditions and believes returning momentum could see institutions push XRP toward double-digit prices, source: @cas_abbe. The post did not include a ticker, issuer name, or SEC filing link, so traders should independently verify the listing and, if confirmed, track day-1 AUM, net inflows, trading volume, and ETF premium or discount to gauge demand, source: @cas_abbe for the launch claim.

According to the source, BTC ETFs recorded $1.2 billion in outflows and ETH ETFs saw $507.7 million in outflows this week, while SOL ETFs were the only category with $136.6 million in inflows (source: X post dated 2025-11-08). Across these three segments, the combined net flow was approximately -$1.571 billion, indicating net redemptions for the week (source: calculation based on figures in the same X post dated 2025-11-08). In spot ETF structures, creations and redemptions reflect adjustments in underlying exposure, which traders track as a flow signal per standard ETF mechanics (source: U.S. SEC educational materials on exchange-traded funds and the creation/redemption process).

According to the source, US spot BTC ETFs registered $566.4M in net outflows on Nov. 4, 2025, while spot ETH ETFs saw $219.4M in net outflows, and spot SOL ETFs recorded $14.9M in net inflows (source: the source). The source also indicates combined BTC and ETH outflows of $785.8M versus net inflows to SOL, a mix that traders may track for relative demand across US crypto ETF products (source: the source).