XRP spot ETFs have resumed their accustomed role in the theatre of finance, recovering from the month’s most dramatic exit, a net outflow that would make even the most ardent tragedian sigh, as chronicled by SoSoValue with more flourish than a boulevard demi-monde’s diary.
Their price, like a fashionable social climber, wanders in a prudent conservatory, trading in a narrow range below the gleaming achievements of its moving averages, signaling quiet stabilisation in positioning rather than a revival of any ardent conspiracy to reverse the plot.
XRP ETF Flows Rebound after January Capitulation
On 20 January, XRP spot ETFs registered a net outflow of $53.32 million-the grandest stage exit since the products opened their curtains. A performance that would make a poet weep with envy, and a banker nod in reluctant admiration.
The move was a swaggering reversal after weeks of genteel inflows and coincided with heightened volatility across the XRP market.
Since that dramatic curtain fall, ETF flows have turned positive again. The latest data shows daily net inflows of around $9.16 million, a sign that the selling mob has grown tired and that some patrons have begun reopening their wallets after the mid-January shock.
Total assets remain elevated despite volatility
In spite of the exodus, total net assets across XRP spot ETFs remain impressively robust. Aggregate assets currently stand near $1.38 billion, well above the November glow that seemed so glamorous at the time.
This suggests that the January redemption did not unwind the broader accumulation romance established late last year.
Price consolidates below key technical levels
XRP’s price action, however, tells a more cautious tale. The token was trading around $1.90-$1.95 at the time of writing, lingering below both its 20-day and 50-day moving averages, which cluster just under the $2.00 threshold.
Since peaking near $3.60 in October, XRP has choreographed a melancholy waltz of lower highs and lower lows, confirming a broader downtrend. While price volatility has moderated since the January ETF outflow, XRP has yet to reclaim levels that would signal any meaningful shift in the market’s mood.
Flow stabilisation does not yet signal trend reversal
The timing suggests that ETF selling may have amplified existing downside pressure rather than initiating it. XRP was already trending lower before the January outflow, and the subsequent return to positive flows has coincided with price stabilisation rather than a rebound that would make even the most cynical chorus line jealous.
For now, ETF data suggests improving positioning after a period of stress. At the same time, price action indicates the market remains cautious and sensitive to further shifts in sentiment, like a crowd at a cliff-edge cocktail party.
Final Thoughts
- XRP spot ETFs have tasted fresh inflows after a $53.32 million exodus on 20 January, with assets hovering near $1.38 billion. A comeback, or at least a very well-dressed pause for breath.
- Despite stabilising flows, XRP still trades below $2.00 and beneath key moving averages, offering a masterclass in consolidation rather than a triumphant reversal.
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2026-01-28 20:44