Investors Tiptoe Back Into Canary XRP ETF as XRP Slump Tests Conviction
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Canary XRP ETF’s XRPC recorded a fresh inflow of $810,036 on January 21, 2026, a modest but notable vote of confidence in a product tied to one of crypto’s more volatile majors. The move nudged the fund’s assets under management to $349.96 million, with the latest flow representing roughly 0.23% of AUM — incremental, but directionally supportive after a choppy period for XRP-linked exposure.
The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading around $1.8909, having shed about 27.14% over the past three months. Despite that drawdown and a short-term technical backdrop that still screens as a Sell, the new money flowing into XRPC suggests some investors see the recent weakness as an opportunity to rebuild positions rather than a reason to exit entirely.
The divergence between cautious price action in XRP and steady, if modest, allocations into Canary’s ETF underscores a broader pattern in digital-asset markets: institutional and sophisticated retail investors are increasingly inclined to use regulated vehicles to manage exposure through cycles, rather than attempting to time precise bottoms. Whether this latest uptick in flows marks early bottom-fishing or simply portfolio rebalancing, XRPC’s resilience in attracting capital amid a double-digit, three-month XRP decline will be closely watched as sentiment in the altcoin complex remains fragile.
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