Canary XRP ETF Registers Small Outflow as XRP Weakens, but Core Investors Hold Their Nerve

Canary XRP ETF Sees Modest Outflow as XRP Slips, but Investors Largely Stay Put

The Canary XRP ETF, ticker XRPC, recorded a relatively small outflow of $686,106 on January 15, 2026, a move that trimmed just 0.18% from its assets under management. The fund now oversees approximately $389.94 million, suggesting that despite the latest redemption, investor capital remains firmly committed to XRP-linked exposure.

The outflow comes against a backdrop of recent weakness in the underlying token. The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading at $2.06523, having dropped about 11.34% over the past three months. Short-term signals have turned cautious, with the 1-day technical outlook flashing a Sell recommendation.

While the latest flow is negative, its small share of the ETF’s total AUM suggests this is more a tactical pullback than a wholesale exit. Some investors may be locking in earlier gains or hedging against further volatility in XRP, particularly after its recent downside. Others may view the modest dip in flows as noise within a still-robust asset base, waiting for clearer technical confirmation before repositioning.

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