XRP ETFs Outflows Hit $40M After 8-Week Inflow Run
XRP ETFs see $40M of outflows after eight-week run of inflows
U.S.-listed spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) posted their first day of net outflows on Jan. 8, shedding $40.80 million, according to data from SoSoValue.
The outflow ended a sustained stretch of positive flows. Since launching in November 2025, the XRP ETFs had recorded 36 consecutive days of net inflows, a run that pushed cumulative inflows to more than $1.25 billion and helped the products build over $1.3 billion in assets under management.
Flows are closely watched because they reflect how much capital is entering or leaving ETF structures on a net basis. In this case, the Jan. 8 data point marks a shift from the uninterrupted demand seen across the first weeks of trading.
The move also highlights the role that daily creations and redemptions play in shaping headline growth for newer crypto ETFs. After a period defined by steady net additions, the first outflow introduces a new data point for assessing how durable the early inflow trend is as the market continues to monitor demand for XRP exposure through regulated, U.S.-listed vehicles.
