XRP spot ETFs experienced their first net outflows since launching on January 7, with total redemptions hitting $40.8 million. The 21Shares TOXR fund led the outflow with $47.25 million in redeemed shares, signaling mixed investor sentiment. Despite this pullback, the cumulative inflows since inception remain solid at approximately $1.2 billion, with total assets under management reaching $1.53 billion across all XRP ETF offerings.
The redemption pattern appears to be a typical rebalancing move rather than a fundamental loss of confidence. With XRP trading near the $2.10 level—a temporary dip from recent highs—some investors likely trimmed positions to lock in gains or reposition their portfolios. This kind of short-term profit-taking is common after a strong rally and ETF launch period, especially when asset prices face brief consolidation phases. The underlying demand remains robust given the substantial asset base, suggesting this could present a tactical entry point for longer-term holders.
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MagicBean
· 21h ago
Hmm... Over 40 million in outflows doesn't seem that scary. Compared to the total inflow of 1.2 billion, it's just a drizzle.
Locking in profits is very normal. After such a long rise, who wouldn't want to take a breather? The 2.1 price is actually quite reasonable.
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BlockchainFries
· 01-11 12:55
Over 40 million spent just to take profits? I think the market can still continue.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-10 06:17
Hmm, selling pressure is coming. It's normal to take profits. Don't panic at the $2.1 level.
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AirdropLicker
· 01-08 20:59
Sell? Haha, this is called taking profits and securing gains. I think this wave is a normal shakeout.
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ForkItAll
· 01-08 20:56
A redemption is quite normal. After a big surge, someone has to take profits, so there's nothing surprising about it.
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-08 20:51
This drop doesn't seem painful or itchy at all. Trying to scare people with just 40 million? Only a small drop after 1.2B came in. True HODLers would have already averaged down long ago.
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FreeRider
· 01-08 20:51
Oh my, they're starting to cut again? Over 40 million has gone out, but then again, this is just the beginning.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-08 20:32
This wave of XRP withdrawals looks like normal profit-taking. Don't be scared... The total inflow of 1.2 billion is right there, it doesn't feel like a collapse at all.
XRP spot ETFs experienced their first net outflows since launching on January 7, with total redemptions hitting $40.8 million. The 21Shares TOXR fund led the outflow with $47.25 million in redeemed shares, signaling mixed investor sentiment. Despite this pullback, the cumulative inflows since inception remain solid at approximately $1.2 billion, with total assets under management reaching $1.53 billion across all XRP ETF offerings.
The redemption pattern appears to be a typical rebalancing move rather than a fundamental loss of confidence. With XRP trading near the $2.10 level—a temporary dip from recent highs—some investors likely trimmed positions to lock in gains or reposition their portfolios. This kind of short-term profit-taking is common after a strong rally and ETF launch period, especially when asset prices face brief consolidation phases. The underlying demand remains robust given the substantial asset base, suggesting this could present a tactical entry point for longer-term holders.