XRP ETFs have successfully recovered the $40 million worth of capital outflow recorded earlier this year. This recovery follows a series of positive inflows, with the most recent data showing a $12.98 million capital influx on January 13, 2026. After experiencing their first outflow on January 7, 2026, the ETFs quickly rebounded, signaling strong momentum in the market.
The XRP ETFs had an impressive start in the market, gaining $245 million on their debut in November 2025. However, the funds saw a setback on January 7, 2026, with $40.8 million in capital leaving the products. This outflow marked the first time the ETFs experienced a decline after 35 consecutive days of inflows, a record for any crypto-related ETF.
Despite the initial outflow, the XRP ETFs bounced back quickly. On January 8, the funds resumed their positive momentum, attracting a steady stream of capital. This recovery continued throughout the following days, with the ETFs recording four consecutive days of inflows, including the $12.98 million influx on January 13.
As a result, the XRP ETFs have now completely recovered the $40.8 million loss. Their total inflows since launch now stand at $1.25 billion. This impressive recovery underscores the resilience of the ETFs, positioning them as strong contenders in the crypto ETF space.
XRP ETFs now rank third in total cumulative inflows among crypto ETFs, trailing behind Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin ETFs, launched in January 2024, have accumulated $57.27 billion in total inflows. Ethereum ETFs, which launched in July 2024, follow with $12.57 billion in inflows.
Despite their relatively recent launch in November 2025, ETFs have outpaced other products such as Solana ETFs. Solana ETFs, which launched over two weeks before XRP’s, have accumulated $833.51 million in netflows. XRP ETFs have also surpassed ETFs linked to smaller crypto assets like Dogecoin, Chainlink, and Litecoin.
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