U.S. spot exchange traded funds tracking XRP recorded their first net outflow on Jan. 7, interrupting a 36-day streak of continuous inflows, according to data compiled by SoSoValue.
The five XRP ETF products collectively posted net redemptions during the session, reversing the steady accumulation trend that had defined trading activity throughout the previous month. This marked the first day since launch that the group failed to attract net new capital.
Despite the reversal, cumulative inflows across the XRP ETF complex remain close to recent highs. The size of the outflow was modest when compared with the total amount of capital added over the full 36-day run, suggesting limited impact on the broader trend so far.
Market analysts note that extended inflow streaks are often followed by short consolidation phases as investors rebalance portfolios or realize profits. Single-day reversals are common during periods of elevated participation and do not necessarily indicate a change in long-term demand.
Whether the Jan. 7 redemptions represent a temporary pause or the start of a broader shift in institutional positioning will depend on activity in upcoming trading sessions. Continued outflows over multiple days would point to weakening demand, while a return to inflows would frame the reversal as a brief interruption in an otherwise strong accumulation pattern.
