XRP Bets Creep Higher: Canary XRP ETF Sees Fresh Inflows Despite Token’s Slump
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Canary XRP ETF’s XRPC notched a modest but notable inflow on January 21, 2026, as investors added $810,036 to the fund. The move lifted assets under management to $346.1 million, with the latest flow representing roughly 0.23% of AUM—hardly a flood of new capital, but a clear sign that some investors are willing to lean into weakness in the XRP trade.
The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading at $1.9063, after shedding about 20.6% over the past three months. Technically, the picture remains fragile: the token is flashing a 1-day Sell signal, suggesting momentum and short-term trend indicators are still skewed to the downside.
That divergence—fresh money into XRPC versus bearish signals on XRP itself—underscores a familiar dynamic in crypto ETFs: some investors appear to be treating the recent drawdown as a buying opportunity, betting that structural demand and cyclical risk-on episodes in digital assets will eventually overpower near-term technical weakness. With only a sliver of the fund’s capital shifting in the latest session, however, conviction looks cautious rather than outright euphoric.
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