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 of October 12–16, ending 13 consecutive weeks of positive flows that began in July. A $2.47 million withdrawal from Canary Capital’s XRPC product on Friday pushed the weekly total into negative territory. The reversal was modest compared with the roughly $1.8 billion in cumulative inflows into XRP ETFs by October 16. The figures signal a pause in demand, not a clear collapse in investor interest; further weeks of outflows would provide stronger evidence of a sentiment shift.
Neutral
The $1.84 million weekly outflow is small relative to approximately $1.8 billion in cumulative inflows, so it offers limited evidence of a broad shift in demand for XRP. The key signal is that the 13-week inflow streak has ended, which may prompt short-term traders to watch for follow-up withdrawals and react to any accompanying weakness in XRP’s price or trading volume. Similar isolated reversals in fund flows can reflect rebalancing or other portfolio decisions rather than a lasting change in sentiment. If outflows persist and coincide with weaker prices, they could add to selling pressure; renewed inflows would instead suggest the interruption was temporary. On the available figures, the news is best assessed as neutral for market direction and stability.