XRP exchange-traded funds reached approximately $1.8 billion in cumulative net inflows by October 22, according to SosoValue, after attracting $708,520 during the October 21 trading session. The milestone came as demand from institutional investors slowed and recent market weakness pressured the broader XRP ETF market. A previous CryptoETF Today dataset measured cumulative inflows at $1.81 billion as of October 20, reflecting a modest timing and data-source discrepancy rather than a separate flow trend. The five U.S. spot funds tracked by that dataset held about $1.5 billion in assets and showed estimated unrealized losses of $375.5 million, based on an average modeled entry price of $1.72 and an XRP reference price of $1.36. Canary Capital's XRPC had the largest modeled dollar loss at $152.6 million, followed by Franklin Templeton's XRPZ at approximately $97.5 million and Bitwise's XRP ETF at $96.3 million. Grayscale's GXRP showed an estimated $28.8 million loss, while 21Shares' TOXR recorded about $107,000. Speculators have pointed to the possibility of cumulative inflows reaching $2 billion if momentum improves, while the inflow record indicates continued investor access to XRP through regulated investment products despite recent volatility.