United States spot exchange-traded funds holding XRP and Zcash (ZEC) flipped from intake to outflow on October 15, posting a combined net outflow of $14.87 million, according to the daily issuer flow disclosures.

The shift occurred within a single session. On October 14, the same two fund groups had booked $4.42 million in net inflows, in contrast to the net redemptions recorded the following day. Because the figures arrive on a fixed daily cadence, each report is a point-in-time reading of fund-level demand, and the next trading sessions' disclosures will show whether the October 15 swing was a one-session move or the beginning of a longer sequence.

Spot ETFs hold the underlying digital assets directly, and issuers report daily creations and redemptions that together make up the net flow figures. A net outflow indicates that redemptions outweighed creations across the two fund groups that day, while the prior session's positive print reflected the opposite balance. These disclosures are published each trading day and are widely used to track how fund-level demand for the underlying assets changes over time.

XRP is the digital asset associated with the XRP Ledger, while ZEC is the native token of Zcash, a blockchain that offers privacy-protecting transaction features. Both assets are held by United States-listed spot exchange-traded products, which provide exposure to the tokens through conventional brokerage accounts, meaning the reported flows track holdings of the tokens rather than derivative positions.

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