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XRP ETFs post first day of outflows since November launch

Key Takeaways

  • XRP ETFs saw their first net outflows of $40 million since launch as price momentum cooled.
  • Longer term inflows remain strong with over $1.5 billion added since November.

XRP ETFs recorded their first day of net outflows since launching in early November, marking a shift after months of steady inflows.

Figures for January 7, 2026, from SoSoValue show XRP ETFs posted roughly $40 million in outflows, with the majority coming from the 21Shares XRP ETF. In contrast, products from Bitwise and Grayscale recorded modest inflows, while the Franklin Templeton XRP ETF saw no net creations or redemptions.

Since launch, XRP ETFs have attracted more than $1.5 billion in cumulative inflows, underscoring strong institutional demand despite the recent reversal.

The outflows coincided with a pullback in XRP prices. The token has fallen more than 12% from its weekly high near $2.40 reached on Monday. At press time, XRP was trading around $2.12.

Despite the recent decline, XRP remains higher on a year-to-date basis. The token rallied more than 31% to reach its recent intraweek high near $2.40 and is currently trading about 14% above its yearly open.

Source: https://cryptobriefing.com/etf-clients-offload-xrp-first-outflows/

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