XRP ETFs End 13-Week Inflow Streak With $1.84M Outflow
US spot XRP ETFs recorded $1.84 million in net outflows for the week ending October 16, 2026, ending a 13-week run of inflows that began in July. The reversal was driven mainly by a $2.47 million withdrawal from Canary Capital’s XRPC fund on October 16, while a mid-week gain of about $740,400 provided a partial offset. The weekly outflow was modest compared with roughly $1.8 billion in cumulative XRP ETF inflows since the funds launched in November 2025. XRP traded near $1.30 during the period, while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs also saw withdrawals amid broader market volatility. Traders may watch whether future XRP ETF outflows spread across issuers or remain concentrated in one fund; further sustained outflows would offer stronger evidence of weakening demand.
Neutral
The $1.84 million weekly outflow ends XRP ETFs’ 13-week inflow streak and may create some short-term caution among traders, particularly if withdrawals continue or spread across issuers. However, the outflow was small relative to roughly $1.8 billion in cumulative inflows, and it was largely driven by a single fund, with some inflows elsewhere. That makes the data insufficient on its own to establish a broad reversal in demand or a lasting change in XRP’s price trend. In the near term, traders may monitor subsequent ETF flow reports alongside XRP price action and wider market conditions. Longer term, sustained, broad-based outflows could weigh on sentiment, while renewed inflows would support the view that this was only a temporary pause.