Investors Pull Nearly 1% of Assets From XRP ETF as Price Slump Deepens

Investors Hit the Brakes on XRP Fund as Outflows Nip at Nearly 1% of Assets

The REX-Osprey XRP ETF, ticker XRPR, logged net outflows of $853,155 on January 16, 2026, a notable pullback that amounts to roughly 0.95% of its latest reported assets under management of $89.94 million. While the redemption represents less than 1% of AUM, the move signals growing caution among holders after a choppy stretch for XRP prices.

The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading at $1.9144, having shed about 24.4% over the past three months. That decline contrasts with earlier enthusiasm around XRP-linked products and suggests that some investors are choosing to de-risk as momentum fades. The 1-day technical stance on XRP is flashing a short-term warning, with a Sell signal highlighting persistent downside pressure in the near term.

The combination of soft price action, a bearish technical profile, and fresh ETF redemptions underscores how quickly sentiment can turn in the digital-asset space. While XRPR’s outflow is not yet large enough to signal a broad exodus, it may mark the start of a more selective phase in which investors demand clearer catalysts before adding exposure to XRP.

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