XRP Jitters: REX-Osprey XRPR ETF Sees Nearly 1% of Assets Exit in a Single Day

XRP Investors Hit the Brakes as REX-Osprey ETF Sees Nearly 1% of Assets Walk Out

The REX-Osprey XRP ETF, XRPR, recorded net outflows of $853,155 on January 16, 2026, a move that shaved roughly 0.89% off its latest assets under management, now standing at $95.98 million. While the outflow is modest in absolute terms, its size relative to AUM signals a noticeable bout of investor caution toward one of the market’s flagship XRP vehicles.

The retreat comes against a challenging backdrop for the underlying token. The related asset, XRP-USD, is currently trading around $1.93, having shed about 21.3% over the past three months. Short-term momentum remains fragile as well, with the 1-day technical stance flashing a Sell signal.

For ETF holders, the latest flow underscores a feedback loop between token performance and fund sentiment: prolonged price weakness in XRP is encouraging tactical withdrawals from XRPR, which in turn may amplify the perception of waning confidence in XRP-focused products. Still, with nearly $96 million in AUM, the ETF retains a substantial base of investors who appear willing to ride out near-term volatility in hopes of longer-term recovery or regulatory clarity in the broader digital asset space.

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