U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $19.13 million in net outflows last week. The withdrawals marked their largest weekly loss since March 2026, according to SoSoValue data.
The outflows came as XRP fell below $1 during a broader cryptocurrency decline. Combined fund assets also dropped 14% to $1.15 billion, reflecting falling market valuations and redemptions.
However, cumulative net inflows remained near $1.79 billion. The difference highlighted how XRP’s decline affected fund valuations despite earlier investor subscriptions.
XRP ETFs Hold $1.15B Despite $1.79B in Cumulative Inflows
Despite the latest withdrawals, XRP ETFs retained approximately $1.79 billion in cumulative net inflows.
Their combined net assets stood near $1.15 billion at the Nov. 13 close. These figures track different financial measures.
Cumulative net inflows represent investor subscriptions minus redemptions since launch. Net assets represent the current market value of the funds after accounting for their holdings and liabilities.
The approximately $640 million gap therefore does not represent additional investor withdrawals.
During the latest week, net assets fell approximately $191 million, or 14%. Actual net withdrawals accounted for $19.13 million of that decline.
The remaining difference, approximately $172 million, largely reflected XRP’s falling valuation and other asset-value effects.
Individual fund data showed a similar divergence between cumulative inflows and current assets.
Bitwise held the largest position among the five tracked products. The Bitwise XRP ETF reported approximately $416.89 million in net assets.
Its cumulative net inflows stood at $672.35 million, leaving a $255.46 million difference between the two measures.
The figures reflected the fund’s current valuation relative to historical net subscriptions. They did not mean investors had withdrawn $255.46 million.
Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ ranked second with $322.56 million in assets. Its cumulative inflows reached approximately $528.61 million.
The Franklin XRP ETF launched on Nov. 24, 2025. Canary Capital’s XRPC followed with $248.62 million in assets. The 21Shares TOXR fund held $109.77 million.
Grayscale’s GXRP ranked fifth with $53.81 million. The figures showed that the funds retained substantial assets despite recent price declines.
However, cumulative inflows do not establish continued investor demand during the latest week.
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XRP’s decline below $1 added pressure to its associated investment products.
The latest weekly withdrawals represented approximately 1.66% of the funds’ reported $1.15 billion in net assets.
That proportion placed the latest redemptions in context against the funds’ remaining holdings.
Meanwhile, broader cryptocurrency weakness continued to affect investor sentiment.
Bitcoin also declined during the weekend, while Ethereum extended its losses below previously defended price levels.
The developments showed that XRP’s decline occurred alongside broader market selling rather than in isolation.
However, the latest data does not establish how much of the ETF withdrawals resulted directly from market uncertainty.
The next trading week’s flows will provide another measure of investor demand. A return to positive net flows would interrupt the recent withdrawal streak.
Further negative sessions would extend it, although XRP’s price movements could independently affect reported fund assets.
For now, XRP ETFs retain positive cumulative inflows despite their weakest weekly flow performance since March.
This article provides general market information, not investment advice. XRP and cryptocurrency ETFs carry substantial volatility and potential capital losses. Investors should consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo is an experienced cryptocurrency journalist who has contributed to leading blockchain news platforms, including CryptoSlate and BeInCrypto.
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