Investors Hit the Sell Button on XRPR as XRP Slump Triggers Multi-Million Outflow

Investors Pull Back from REX-Osprey XRP ETF as Outflows Chip Away at Assets

The REX-Osprey XRP ETF, XRPR, saw notable redemptions on January 14, 2026, with roughly $3.49 million in net outflows. The move, equal to about 3.49% of the fund’s latest reported assets under management of $99.92 million, marks a meaningful bout of profit-taking—or risk reduction—around one of the more volatile corners of the digital-asset market.

The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading at $2.06523. Over the past three months, XRP has slipped about 11.34%, a pullback that contrasts with the strong runs seen earlier in the broader crypto cycle and may be prompting some investors to reassess exposure via XRPR. Short-term sentiment looks fragile as well: the 1-day technical signal for XRP is flashing a cautious Sell, underscoring near-term downside pressure.

While a single day of outflows does not define the long-term trajectory of the fund, the combination of persistent price softness in XRP, a negative near-term technical backdrop, and measurable redemptions suggests that a segment of the market is rotating away from higher-beta crypto-linked products. How quickly inflows return to XRPR may depend on whether XRP can stabilize and reclaim momentum in the coming weeks.

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