XRP ETF Cumulative Inflows Stay Near $1.8 Billion After 13-Week Run Ends
The funds recorded $1.84 million in weekly net outflows through Oct. 16, then returned to positive daily flows on Oct. 21.

U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds had about $1.8 billion in cumulative net inflows through Oct. 22, even as a weekly outflow ended their 13-week streak of positive flows.
The group recorded $1.84 million more in withdrawals than deposits during the week that ended Oct. 16. Weekly net flows had been positive since the period ending July 17 and stayed that way through the week ending Oct. 9. The Oct. 16 period ended that 13-week sequence.
The weekly figure is distinct from the $2.4734 million daily outflow on Oct. 16, which measured a single U.S. trading session. The Oct. 16 daily outflow was $2.4734 million and covered a single U.S. trading session; the weekly total covers a different period.
Flows later turned positive: on Oct. 21, the funds recorded about $708,500 in net inflows for the day. That followed the week’s decline, but the daily and weekly measures cover different periods. A one-day positive total can follow a week with net withdrawals.
The cumulative tally remained around $1.8 billion through Oct. 22. By Oct. 14, cumulative net inflows had reached $1.803 billion after daily net inflows of $740,400. Cumulative net inflows add money entering and leaving the funds over time, so they describe flow history rather than the amount held at a given moment.
The XRP ETF category’s net assets were valued at $1.47 billion on Oct. 16, compared with $1.57 billion a week earlier. That is a snapshot of fund holdings at market prices; the value can change as XRP moves, even when no money enters or leaves. Cumulative inflows track those cash movements over time without repricing earlier flows.
A cumulative total can remain elevated after a week of withdrawals because it includes activity across a much longer period. The recent weekly outflow marks a short-term reversal, while the roughly $1.8 billion total reflects accumulated net activity since the products began trading. Canary XRP ETF (XRPC), the first U.S. spot XRP ETF, began trading on Nasdaq on Nov. 13, 2025.