US-listed spot XRP ETFs saw their first net outflow of $40.7 million on Jan. 7, ending a 6-7 week streak of continuous inflows.
On Jan. 7, the spot XRP XRP $2.09 24h volatility: 2.2% Market cap: $126.63 B Vol. 24h: $3.64 B ETFs trading in the US saw their first-ever outflows at $40.7 million since launch. This ends the 6-7 weeks of continuous inflows after the first-ever ETF started trading. This came as the overall crypto ETF market is bleeding heavily, as Bitcoin BTC $90 419 24h volatility: 0.9% Market cap: $1.80 T Vol. 24h: $43.99 B and Ethereum ETH $3 082 24h volatility: 1.1% Market cap: $371.90 B Vol. 24h: $20.87 B ETFs also saw major outflows during yesterday’s trading session.
XRP ETFs Bleed The First Time Since Inception
Data from SoSoValue shows that the latest pullback marked the first daily outflow for XRP ETFs after a sustained period of accumulation that began in mid-November 2025.
The reversal came shortly after a strong start to the year, during which the funds recorded consecutive inflow sessions. As of now, the total inflows stand at $1.2 billion.
During the Jan.7 trading session, the 21Shares XRP ETF was alone facing an outflow of $47.25 million. The rest of the ETFs from Canary, Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin either saw zero or positive inflows.
Spot XRP ETF Outflows | Source: SoSoValue
Despite the single-day outflow, XRP ETFs continue to rank among the strongest-performing crypto exchange-traded products. Total net assets across these funds remain above $1.5 billion, showing strong investor demand even amid short-term fluctuations.
XRP entered 2026 as one of the strongest-performing major cryptocurrencies, supported by ETF inflows. Earlier this week, XRP gave a sharp 13% upside, moving all the way to $2.4. However, with the flip in ETH flows and overall market sentiment, the XRP price is down 6.27% today, trading at $2.10.
Crypto ETF Market Bleeds after Strong Start to 2026
Despite a strong start to 2026, flows into spot Crypto ETFs have flipped into negative territory once again. Spot Bitcoin ETFs began January with strong inflows, attracting $471 million on Jan. 2 and $697 million on Jan. 5, before reversing course with $243 million in outflows on Jan. 6 and a larger $486 million withdrawal on Jan. 7.
Spot Ether ETFs followed a similar trajectory. The products recorded inflows of $174 million on Jan. 2, $168 million on Jan. 5, and $114 million on Jan. 6, before turning negative with $98 million in outflows on Jan 7.
Smaller crypto ETFs, instead, showed stronger resilience. Spot Solana ETFs continued to draw capital, showing consistent inflows. Chainlink ETFs shifted to flat flows on Jan. 7 after several days of moderate inflows between $822,000 and $2.2 million.
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