Canary XRP ETF Sees Year-End Outflows as XRP Slump Tests Investor Nerves
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The Canary XRP ETF, ticker XRPC, closed out the year with fresh redemptions, logging outflows of $1,181,604 on December 29, 2025. The move, while modest at roughly 0.36% of its latest assets under management of $328.4 million, underscores investors’ caution as volatility in the underlying XRP market grinds on.
The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading around $1.8994, having shed nearly 40% over the past three months. The short-term picture remains fragile, with a 1-day technical signal flashing Sell, suggesting momentum traders and quant-driven strategies may still be leaning to the downside.
While the latest withdrawal represents only a sliver of XRPC’s overall capital base, the timing—at the tail end of the calendar year—points to tax-loss harvesting, risk reduction, or simple fatigue with a drawdown-heavy quarter. Persistent weakness in XRP has eroded confidence among some speculative holders, even as long-term believers argue that capitulation flows can precede more durable bottoms.
For now, the ETF’s scale cushions it against short-term swings in sentiment, but continued price pressure on XRP could invite further outflows if the technical backdrop fails to stabilize. For a more detailed analysis and real-time sentiment trends, check the live cryptocurrency prices here.