XRP ETF outflows reached an eight-month high in the week ended November 13, as U.S. spot funds lost $19.13 million and XRP fell below $1. The withdrawals came during a wider crypto market ret
XRP ETF outflows reached an eight-month high in the week ended November 13, as U.S. spot funds lost $19.13 million and XRP fell below $1. The withdrawals came during a wider crypto market retreat. Historical data cited by BeInCrypto doesn’t show that December will reliably reverse a weak November.
The latest weekly withdrawal followed two large daily outflows.
The withdrawals accounted for only a small part of the fall in ETF assets. BeInCrypto reported that combined net assets declined 14% in a week to $1.15 billion, a decrease of about $191 million. Outflows represented roughly $19 million of that drop; the declining XRP price reduced the value of fund holdings.
ETF flow data measures money entering or leaving a product, while assets under management also move with the underlying token’s price. BeInCrypto put cumulative investor net contributions since the funds launched in November 2025 at $1.79 billion. A tracker updated November 14 estimated cumulative net flows at about $1.80 billion, with $1.15 billion in assets.
The wider market was also under pressure. BeInCrypto said crypto ETFs recorded $1.48 billion in outflows from November 4 to 10. BeInCrypto reported that XRP ETF outflows coincided with broader crypto ETF outflows.
BeInCrypto’s market data showed XRP at $0.9947 when its report was prepared, down 14.88% over the prior week. A separate market snapshot put XRP at $0.99 at 13:13 UTC on November 14, down 15.39% over seven days. These are distinct data snapshots, not a single fixed price.
Measure Latest reported figure Reference time XRP price $0.99 November 14, 2026, 13:13 UTC Seven-day XRP change -15.39% November 14, 2026, 13:13 UTC Weekly spot XRP ETF flows -$19.13 million Week ended November 13, 2026 Combined ETF net assets About $1.15 billion Reported November 14, 2026Finbold reported that XRP traded at $1.06 on November 10; market data listed it below $1 on November 14. It also cited analyst Darkfost, who said Binance XRP perpetual-futures funding rates had reached their highest level in more than a year. That futures signal measures a different market from ETF flows and doesn’t show that spot demand has recovered.
Seasonal comparisons also need context. CryptoRank data cited by BeInCrypto shows that XRP ended November lower in seven of the 13 years from 2013 through 2025. December fell in six of those seven cases. Yet WisdomTree’s January 2026 report recorded $389 million in December 2025 flows into U.S. XRP products while XRP’s price fell 14.8%. WisdomTree’s flow report shows how fund demand and token performance can diverge.
ETF asset values can fall with the price of the underlying token.
BeInCrypto’s technical analysis identifies $0.99 as the lower boundary of a falling price channel. It says a decisive break could put $0.97 in view, followed by the $0.93 to $0.96 area. The analysis identifies $1.09 to $1.11 as the first recovery zone. These are levels cited in the analysis, not confirmed outcomes.
For the funds, the next signal to watch is whether outflows continue or reverse after two negative weeks. BeInCrypto noted that only three weeks since the products launched had larger withdrawals: those ending January 23, January 30 and March 13. November’s selling followed the end of October’s 13-week inflow streak, but the recent figures alone don’t establish a long-term trend.
December’s record is a historical comparison, not a seasonal rule. The only December advance among the seven years with a losing November was a 43.8% rise in 2015, according to CryptoRank data cited by BeInCrypto. In 2025, XRP fell in both months. Current market conditions, future fund flows and whether XRP holds near $0.99 provide more immediate evidence than the calendar.
Alternative.me’s Crypto Fear & Greed Index stood at 13, classified as Extreme Fear, on November 14.
Future weekly flows and the $0.99 area remain in focus.
U.S. spot XRP ETFs had $19.13 million in net outflows in the week ended November 13, 2026, according to BeInCrypto’s report citing SoSoValue. It was their largest weekly withdrawal in eight months.
Combined net assets declined about $191 million to $1.15 billion in a week. BeInCrypto estimated that withdrawals explained roughly $19 million of the decrease, with the falling XRP price accounting for most of the rest.
In the sample cited by BeInCrypto, XRP fell in December in six of the seven years from 2013 to 2025 when November also ended lower. That history doesn’t determine future prices. December 2025 had positive ETF flows despite a price decline.
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