XRP ETF Flows Stall After October Gains
U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds went an entire week without recording a net-inflow day, interrupting a period in which the products had recently attracted fresh capital. Bitcoin.com News reported that the week began with a $529,500 outflow from Canary Capital’s XRPC and then moved into a run of flat daily flow readings.
The slowdown does not erase the products’ earlier cumulative inflows, but it highlights how quickly the daily flow picture can change. Reporting from several outlets also shows differences in the number of flat sessions, asset totals and the precise weekly outflow figure, apparently because the data were captured at different times.
What happened
According to Bitcoin.com News, Canary’s XRP ETF, ticker XRPC, was the only U.S. spot XRP ETF to register movement on Monday, Nov. 2. The fund posted a $529,500 net outflow, while no other spot XRP ETF recorded a reported change that day.
Bitcoin.com News said the group then logged four flat sessions, including zero net flows on Nov. 6. On that accounting, the funds completed the week without a single day of net inflows.
Other coverage describes the same broad loss of momentum but uses a shorter measurement window. BeInCrypto reported that Monday was a minor negative session and that Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday saw no action. BSCN likewise counted three zero-inflow days from Nov. 3 through Nov. 5 and described the week ending Oct. 30 as having recorded a $4.325 million net inflow, led by Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ.
The distinction matters because the reports do not fully match on the daily count. Bitcoin.com News includes four flat sessions through Nov. 6, while BeInCrypto and BSCN describe three flat sessions through Nov. 5. The shared point is that the products did not produce a new net-inflow day during the period covered by the reports.
Why it matters
Fund flows offer a visible measure of activity in the spot XRP ETF market. A week without a net-inflow session stands in contrast to the preceding week, when BSCN reported that the group posted a $4.325 million net inflow.
Yahoo Finance reported on Nov. 2 that XRP ETFs attracted $4.3 million in new investments in the week leading up to Oct. 30. It said those were the only significant spot cryptocurrency ETFs to record inflows during that week, while Bitcoin ETFs posted $203 million in outflows and Ethereum and Solana ETFs recorded outflows of $432 million and $72 million, respectively.
That comparison places the latest flat readings in a narrower context. XRP products had recently stood apart from several larger crypto ETF categories on weekly flow data, but the newer figures indicate that this source of buying activity paused at the beginning of November.
Bitcoin.com News put cumulative net inflows for spot XRP ETFs at $1.81 billion, even as total net assets had declined to $1.34 billion, equal to 1.82% of XRP market capitalization. BSCN cited a different snapshot, reporting $1.425 billion in total net assets and $1.808 billion in cumulative net inflows. The differing values underscore that the published figures reflect different cutoffs rather than a single synchronized reading.
Background and context
Spot XRP ETFs had accumulated $1.81 billion in cumulative inflows after 12 consecutive weeks of inflows reported in early October. The latest run of no-inflow sessions therefore follows an extended period in which the products had built a meaningful cumulative total.
October itself showed slower monthly growth than September. BeInCrypto reported $18.8 million in October net inflows, compared with $121.4 million in September, calling October the lowest monthly total since March.
Yahoo Finance said XRP ETFs were approaching their first anniversary on Nov. 13, 2026. The outlet reported $1.81 billion in net inflows over the funds’ first year, while also noting that XRP had fallen 46% from $2.32 to $1.25 over the period it described.
The recent reporting therefore presents two different timeframes. Longer-term cumulative inflows remain substantial, while the short-term data show a pause after October’s comparatively modest inflow total and the prior week’s positive reading.
What to watch
The immediate question is whether subsequent daily data show a return of net inflows or extend the sequence of flat and negative sessions. The number of flat days should also be monitored using a consistent reporting cutoff, given the difference between Bitcoin.com News’ four-session count and the three-session counts cited by BeInCrypto and BSCN.
Another open question is whether published totals for net assets and cumulative inflows converge as providers update their datasets. Bitcoin.com News reported $1.34 billion in assets and $1.81 billion in cumulative inflows, while BSCN cited $1.425 billion and $1.808 billion, respectively.
For now, the available reports agree on the central development: the spot XRP ETF complex entered November without a new daily net-inflow reading during the week covered.
