XRP-based exchange-traded funds have reversed the capital outflows recorded earlier this year, restoring their cumulative inflows to positive territory. Recent flow data shows that the funds have now absorbed the roughly $40 million withdrawal seen in early January, marking a return to steady capital accumulation after a brief pause in momentum.
Market data compiled by analytics provider Sosovalue indicates that XRP ETFs attracted approximately $12.98 million in new capital on January 13. This addition completed a multi-day recovery sequence that began shortly after the funds’ first significant outflow. With this rebound, total net inflows across all XRP ETFs have risen to about $1.25 billion since their launch.
Early Performance Established Strong Momentum
XRP ETFs entered the market in November 2025 with an unusually strong debut. The first product, launched by Canary Capital, attracted hundreds of millions of dollars in its initial trading session. Over the following weeks, additional offerings from firms such as Bitwise, Grayscale, Franklin Templeton, and 21Shares expanded investor access to XRP through regulated vehicles.
Following these launches, the ETFs maintained a streak of uninterrupted daily inflows for 35 consecutive trading sessions. This performance represented one of the longest inflow streaks recorded among crypto-related ETFs and enabled the products to surpass $1 billion in cumulative net inflows by mid-December. The funds ended 2025 with continued positive flows, reinforcing confidence going into the new year.
Despite the strong start to 2026, XRP ETFs experienced their first notable outflow on January 7, when approximately $40.8 million exited the funds. This development ended the extended inflow streak and prompted speculation about whether investor appetite was beginning to weaken.
Rather than signaling a sustained reversal, the outflow proved to be short-lived. Beginning on January 8, XRP ETFs returned to positive territory, recording inflows across four consecutive trading days. By January 13, the accumulated inflows since the outflow exceeded the amount withdrawn, fully offsetting the earlier loss.
Recovery Pushes Total Inflows to $1.25 Billion
The inflows recorded between January 8 and January 13 totaled roughly $41.67 million, slightly surpassing the January 7 outflow. As a result, the ETFs have now regained all lost capital and pushed their cumulative net inflows to approximately $1.25 billion.
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This swift recovery suggests that the earlier capital exit may have reflected temporary portfolio adjustments rather than a broader decline in interest. The ability of the funds to regain momentum within days highlights continued demand for XRP exposure through regulated investment products.
How XRP ETFs Compare Across the Crypto ETF Market
In the broader digital asset ETF landscape, XRP products remain among the strongest performers. With $1.25 billion in cumulative inflows, XRP ETFs rank third globally, behind only Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Bitcoin products, which launched in early 2024, have accumulated more than $57 billion, while Ethereum ETFs have drawn over $12.5 billion since mid-2024.
Other crypto ETFs continue to trail significantly. Solana-based ETFs, despite launching earlier than XRP funds, have yet to reach the $1 billion mark. Products tied to assets such as Dogecoin, Chainlink, and Litecoin have recorded comparatively modest inflows, remaining well below the levels seen for XRP.
The rapid recovery from January’s outflow reinforces the resilience of XRP ETFs and underscores sustained investor interest. While short-term fluctuations in flows are likely to continue, current trends suggest that XRP ETFs remain firmly positioned among the leading crypto investment products in the market.