XRP Funds Record $19.1 Million in Weekly Outflows Through November 13
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U.S. spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded net outflows of $19.1 million during the trading week ended November 13, 2026, their largest weekly decline since mid-March and a second consecutive week of outflows. The Block reported the figure, citing SoSoValue, and noted that the withdrawals came during a week of broad declines in cryptocurrency funds. Across the seven sessions from November 8 to 14, XRP’s close fell from $1.1132 to $0.9144, according to EL7 data. The coincidence of outflows and the price decline puts the currency’s funds through a week of pressure on demand and the market. The figures come as XRP funds approach their first year of trading in the United States.
Most of the withdrawals were concentrated in the first two sessions of the week, with $10.4 million out on Monday and $7.6 million on Tuesday, according to The Block. On Friday, November 13, Grayscale’s GXRP fund recorded $5.5 million in outflows, while Franklin’s XRPZ fund attracted $4.5 million in inflows. The figures show differing flows among funds during the same session, despite the sector’s weekly net outflows. Friday’s inflows into Franklin did not prevent the overall weekly total from remaining negative. The week ended November 13 was the second consecutive week in which XRP funds recorded net outflows.
The decline in XRP funds coincided with a broader wave of withdrawals from U.S. cryptocurrency funds. Spot Bitcoin funds lost about $1.07 billion over five sessions through November 13, following $1.28 billion in outflows the previous week, according to The Block. This context places XRP fund activity within a downturn that included the sector’s largest asset, rather than as an isolated move in the currency’s funds. Still, outflows from XRP were far smaller than those recorded by Bitcoin funds during the same week. XRP closed at $1.1132 on November 8, then fell daily to $0.9144 on November 14, according to EL7 data.
U.S. spot XRP products began trading in November 2025, with fund launch dates varying. The Bitwise XRP ETF began operations on November 19, 2025, and its shares were listed on NYSE Arca on November 20, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Franklin XRP ETF began trading and operations on November 24, 2025, according to its SEC filing. That day, spot XRP funds recorded net inflows of $164.1 million as Grayscale and Franklin funds launched, according to The Block. GXRP attracted about $67.4 million, compared with $62.6 million for XRPZ on its first day.
Bitwise’s quarterly disclosures show the fund’s holdings expanding during the period, from 131,223,200.0749 XRP on December 31, 2025, to 413,140,980.4731 XRP on September 30, 2026. The fair value of the holdings at the end of September was $615.002 million, compared with $239.758 million at the end of December, according to the fund’s SEC filing. These data cover Bitwise alone and do not provide an aggregate figure for all U.S. funds’ holdings. In a filing with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, combined assets of spot XRP products were estimated at about $1 billion in early 2026, with cumulative net inflows exceeding $1.4 billion since the first launch in September 2025. The filing said U.S.-listed products use the CME CF XRP-Dollar Reference Rate – New York Variant as their pricing benchmark.
In the background, EL7 published a story on September 30, 2026, about inflows exceeding $300 million into spot XRP funds during the third quarter. But third-quarter data do not change the total for the week ended November 13, which recorded net outflows of $19.1 million. The comparison between the two periods shows differing flow patterns in the third quarter and the November week, without identifying the reason for the shift. The source did not identify a reason for the weekly outflows, and the data did not attribute the flows to profit-taking or a change in investor sentiment. By the close on November 14, XRP had fallen to $0.9144, according to EL7 data.