XRP exchange-traded funds in the United States recorded their largest weekly withdrawals in eight months, with net outflows totaling $19.13 million during the week ending November 13, 2026. At the same time, XRP’s price slipped below $1, reflecting a broader downturn across the cryptocurrency market.
ETF outflows intensify as XRP slips under $1
BeInCrypto, referencing analytics provider SoSoValue, reported that daily withdrawals from XRP ETFs hit $10.42 million on November 9, followed by $7.62 million on November 10. These figures marked the most significant daily outflows since March, ending a streak of 13 consecutive weeks of net inflows that had carried through October.
By November 14, XRP traded near $0.99, with combined XRP ETF net assets standing at approximately $1.15 billion. Bitwise, a crypto asset manager, contributed roughly $9.4 million to the November 9 outflows, while smaller withdrawals were seen from Canary and 21Shares ETF products.
The consistent negative flows mark the second consecutive week of redemptions after months of steady investment growth.
Daily outflows from US spot XRP ETFs surged to $10.42 million on November 9 and $7.62 million on November 10, reflecting the most pronounced weekly withdrawal since March, according to SoSoValue data cited by BeInCrypto.
Broader market pressure impacts asset values
BeInCrypto calculated that the total net assets in XRP ETFs dropped 14% over one week, falling by about $191 million to $1.15 billion. ETF outflows accounted for $19 million of this decrease, while the rest reflected the declining value of XRP itself. Cumulative investor net contributions since the funds’ November 2025 launch now stand at approximately $1.8 billion.
The outflows come as part of a larger trend in the crypto sector. Total crypto ETF outflows reached $1.48 billion during the week of November 4 to 10, highlighting broad investor caution across digital assets.
ETF flow data tracks investor capital entering or leaving these funds, while assets under management fluctuate with the price of the underlying digital asset.
Mini dictionary: SoSoValue is a crypto analytics platform specializing in fund flow and ETF data for digital assets. It provides investors and institutions with real-time information on money movements within major crypto investment products.
Historical patterns and current technical levels
According to market data shared by BeInCrypto, XRP changed hands at $0.9947 as their report was prepared, down more than 14% from the previous week. At 13:13 UTC on November 14, one market snapshot showed XRP at $0.99, representing a 15.39% weekly drop.
| Measure | Latest reported figure | Reference time |
|---|---|---|
| XRP price | $0.99 | November 14, 2026, 13:13 UTC |
| Seven-day change | -15.39% | November 14, 2026, 13:13 UTC |
| Weekly ETF flows | -$19.13 million | Week ended November 13, 2026 |
| Combined ETF net assets | About $1.15 billion | Reported November 14, 2026 |
Price action and fund flows do not always align. For example, in December 2025, US XRP ETFs saw $389 million in inflows as the token’s price declined by nearly 15%, based on WisdomTree’s analysis. Historic data from CryptoRank indicates that XRP typically declined in December following a negative November, although exceptions occurred—such as a 43.8% rally in December 2015.
WisdomTree’s January 2026 report noted that, in December 2025, US XRP funds experienced $389 million in inflows even as the token declined by 14.8% for the month, illustrating how fund demand and asset price may diverge.
Market outlook and investor sentiment
Technical analysis from BeInCrypto identifies $0.99 as a key support level for XRP, with the next downside targets between $0.97 and the $0.93–$0.96 range. If buyers regain control, a recovery zone is spotted at $1.09–$1.11. These targets illustrate current volatility rather than guaranteed outcomes.
The immediate focus remains on whether the ETFs will stem continued outflows after two straight weeks of withdrawals, especially as past weeks with larger redemptions were limited to January and March. Overall, analysts caution against drawing long-term conclusions based on recent weekly figures or seasonal historical trends alone.
Investor sentiment has weakened further, with Alternative.me’s Crypto Fear & Greed Index falling to 13—classified as “Extreme Fear”—on November 14, indicating heightened risk aversion across crypto markets. As XRP and its investment vehicles face renewed headwinds, both price action and ETF flows will remain critical measures for traders and fund managers in the coming weeks.
