Fresh inflows into Franklin's XRPZ suggest some investors see XRP’s 34% drop as a buying opportunity, not a warning

Some investors are stepping in as XRP trades near recent lows, with Franklin’s XRP ETF (XRPZ) pulling in $1,419,700 in fresh capital on April 08, 2026. The inflow pushed the fund’s assets under management to $210.1 million, marking a 0.68% increase in AUM for the day. That move stands in contrast to the broader market trend for the underlying token. XRP-USD is currently trading at $1.3379, down 34.39% over the past three months as traders shifted toward less volatile digital assets. The short-term technical rating sits at Hold, reflecting neutral momentum. Yet the ETF’s inflows suggest a subset of investors sees the decline not as a red flag but as a chance to re-enter. The divergence between price performance and fund flows hints that some allocators—both institutional and retail—may still view XRP as a viable high-beta play. If this pattern persists, XRPZ could become a signal of renewed conviction in XRP’s role in the next phase of the crypto cycle.