XRP exchange-traded funds went an entire week without recording a single dollar of net inflows, according to data from Sosovalue — a striking slowdown for products that were pulling in steady capital as recently as a month ago.

A Quiet Week on the Flows Table

Data from Sosovalue shows that Canary's XRP ETF (XRPC) was the only fund to register movement on Monday, Nov. 2, posting a net outflow of $529,500. The funds then went silent, with zero net flows recorded on Nov. 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Cumulative net inflows across the products still stand at $1.81 billion, but total net assets slid to $1.34 billion, equal to 1.82% of XRP's market capitalization, down from the $1.425 billion reported on Monday. The shrinking figure reflects XRP's falling price rather than investor redemptions — because these funds hold the token itself, their asset totals track the market even on days when no shares change hands. That 1.82% share also offers a snapshot of how deeply regulated products have penetrated the XRP market so far.

From 12 Straight Weeks of Inflows to Zero

The stall marks a sharp reversal for funds that were drawing consistent demand just weeks earlier. In early October, Bitcoin.com News reported that XRP ETFs had logged 12 straight weeks of inflows, with September alone bringing in $121 million. The products' steady accumulation had been one of the more consistent altcoin ETF stories of the year before demand cooled, and by late last month the funds had attracted just $18.8 million in net inflows. Zero net flows mean no fresh capital arrived on balance — on a net basis, none of the $1.81 billion gathered to date has been pulled back out, making this a pause in buying rather than a wave of withdrawals.

Even so, XRP's funds are holding steadier than some of their peers. On Nov. 6, Solana ETFs shed $25.08 million and Hyperliquid's HYPE ETFs lost $7.96 million, while Zcash's ZEC funds were the only altcoin products to attract new money. Bitcoin funds had an even rougher week, with $1.28 billion in outflows across U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs — the largest weekly exit in 19 weeks. Flow tables like Sosovalue's have become a standard scoreboard for the growing roster of U.S. altcoin ETFs, which makes XRP's flat week stand out as one of the calmer readings in a red week for the category.

Whales Move While ETF Buyers Wait

Onchain activity tells a busier story. On Nov. 4, 418.5 million XRP left Binance, marking the exchange's largest outflow day in nine months. That surpassed the 315 million XRP withdrawn on Oct. 29, the day of Binance's $6.3 billion hack. Bitcoin.com News reported that the drain pushed XRP's Binance scarcity index to a four-year high.

Large holders appear to be growing as well, with XRP millionaire wallets hitting a 2026 high. As an example, a single wallet moved 140.35 million XRP yesterday — worth roughly $167.8 million — to an unknown address.

Outflows of this kind shrink the supply available to sell but do not guarantee a rally, and some of the transfers may simply be internal Binance movements. The result is a divided market: large holders appear to be pulling XRP into storage, while the regulated products that brought in steady money for most of the year have stopped growing.

The Price Picture

XRP is currently trading near $1.16, down roughly 7% over the past week and about 50% from a year ago. Analysts online have flagged the $1.21 level as support and said XRP needs to clear $1.34 to confirm a bottom. With the token now below that level, the next mark on many charts sits near $1.11. On the flows side, the next weekly tally will show whether the zero-inflow stretch was a one-week lull or the beginning of a longer stall.