XRP closed at $0.9139 on Nov. 14 as sell-off widened
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XRP closed at $0.9139 on Nov. 14, down 9.58% during the session, according to Investing.com data. The decline came amid a broader downturn in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin down 5.75% and Ethereum 7.89% on the same day, the report said. In a separate account of the session, Bitcoin.com News reported that XRP touched $0.99 on Nov. 14, a level below all daily lows recorded during the August 2026 sell-off. The report said the last lower daily low was in mid-November 2024. Investing.com closing data show the cryptocurrency ended the day below the low cited in the other report.
Pressure on XRP extended to its weekly performance: Investing.com said the cryptocurrency lost 20.67% in the seven days ended Nov. 14. On the same day, Bitcoin was trading at $64,453.8 and Ethereum at $1,776.60, according to the report, with both also posting the daily declines cited. Bitcoin.com News placed XRP's drop within a sell-off that included other major assets, saying Bitcoin fell below $67,000, Ethereum below $1,900 and Solana below $75 during the liquidation wave. The report also said analysts tracked more than $330 million in liquidations over two hours as the market fell. These figures link XRP's move to broader market pressure in that session, while the available sources do not attribute its decline to any single specific cause.
XRP's decline coincided with U.S. spot XRP fund flows turning negative in November. Bitcoin.com News said the funds had recorded no net inflows since Oct. 29 and had seen about $18.6 million in net outflows in November through the 14th. By contrast, the report said the funds held about 1.19 billion XRP a year after the first fund launched. This suggests November's outflows followed a year in which multiple spot investment products launched in the United States. The report gives no other figure for fund flows in comparison periods, but specifies the date of the last net inflow and the volume of outflows during the month.
Canary Capital began operating its XRPC fund in November 2025, followed by XRP funds from other firms, according to Bitcoin.com News. A Canary XRP ETF filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission says the fund began operations on Nov. 12, 2025, while Bitcoin.com News dates its launch to Nov. 13 of that year. XRPC was followed by funds from Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, 21shares, Grayscale and REX, the report said. About a year later, U.S. spot XRP funds held an estimated 1.19 billion XRP. The development comes as the funds record outflows in November, after net inflows stopped in late October.
In the broader market backdrop, the Federal Reserve said stablecoin market capitalization remained relatively steady at about $310 billion in the year before its report, issued on Nov. 13, 2026, despite declines in cryptocurrency asset prices. This assessment is a different indicator from XRP fund flows, covering stablecoin market capitalization across the market over a longer period. The Federal Reserve report also cited the GENIUS Act, which establishes a federal framework for regulating the issuance of payment stablecoins. The report said the law will take effect on Jan. 18, 2027. That is an upcoming regulatory milestone for the stablecoin market, while figures from the Nov. 14 session showed declines in the prices of several major cryptocurrencies.
XRP remained well below its record high in 2025, according to data cited by Investing.com. The report said the cryptocurrency was down 75.08% from its peak of $3.66, recorded on July 18, 2025. That gap provides a longer-term backdrop to the daily and weekly declines recorded in November 2026. In the Nov. 14 session, XRP closed at $0.9139, down 9.58% on the day, according to Investing.com data. This coincided with net inflows to the funds stopping on Oct. 29 and outflows being recorded in November through the 14th.