Grayscale's XRP Fund Posts $7.2 Million Tuesday Outflow
Key Takeaways
- •Grayscale's GXRP fund logged a net outflow of approximately $7.2 million during Tuesday's session, according to COINOTAG.
- •Exchange-traded products linked to the altcoin market have registered net outflows on consecutive trading days this week, and GXRP's Tuesday results remained within that pattern.
- •GXRP was converted from a privately placed trust into a publicly traded spot XRP ETF in late 2025, as part of the first wave of spot XRP ETFs permitted by US regulators.
- •A negative daily flow figure means redemptions exceeded new subscriptions for that trading session.
- •The next set of daily flow data will determine whether the multi-day outflow trend across altcoin-linked ETPs continues or reverses.

Grayscale's XRP Fund Posts $7.2 Million Tuesday Outflow
Grayscale's XRP fund, which trades under the ticker GXRP, recorded a net outflow of roughly $7.2 million during Tuesday's session, according to COINOTAG. The withdrawal left the fund's weekly flow record consistent with the broader pattern among exchange-traded products tied to the altcoin market, which have posted net outflows session after session this week. Daily flow figures like this one function as a session-by-session read on investor demand for a fund, which is why streaks of consecutive redemptions across a product category tend to be watched closely.
The report noted that nothing about the direction had changed over the course of the week: exchange-traded products linked to the larger altcoin market continued to log net outflows on consecutive trading days, and this week's XRP ETF flows remained inside that pattern on Tuesday.
Background: Grayscale and GXRP
Grayscale Investments is one of the largest digital asset managers and offers trust and ETF products covering major cryptocurrencies. GXRP provides exposure to XRP, the native token of the XRP Ledger, a blockchain closely associated with Ripple, the San Francisco-based payments technology company. Grayscale's XRP product began as a privately placed trust and was converted into a publicly traded spot exchange-traded fund in late 2025, when US regulators opened the door to the first wave of spot XRP ETFs. As part of that inaugural group, GXRP's daily flow prints offer some of the earliest running data on how US investors are engaging with directly listed spot XRP exposure.
How ETP Flows Are Measured
Daily flow figures for exchange-traded products capture the net difference between capital entering and leaving a fund during a trading session. A negative number, such as Tuesday's roughly $7.2 million withdrawal from GXRP, indicates that redemptions exceeded new subscriptions for the day. Because these figures are published session by session, the natural checkpoint ahead is the next set of daily flow data, which will show whether the multi-day outflow pattern across altcoin-linked ETPs — and GXRP's place within it — persists or reverses.
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