XRP spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $661,200 on April 9, according to data from SoSoValue. The entire outflow came from the 21Shares XRP ETF (TOXR), making it the only fund responsible for the day’s negative flow figure.
21Shares fund drives the daily decline
Following the outflow, the 21Shares XRP ETF’s cumulative net inflow fell to -$25.845 million. That leaves the product in negative territory on a cumulative basis and highlights how a single fund can materially influence daily flow data in a still-developing ETF segment.
Asset base remains sizable
Despite the one-day withdrawal, the broader XRP spot ETF market continues to hold a meaningful pool of assets. SoSoValue data shows that total net assets across XRP spot ETFs stand at $955 million. XRP products also account for 1.15% of total ETF assets, indicating that the asset class still occupies a modest but visible share of the wider ETF landscape.
More importantly, cumulative flows remain positive over time. Even after the latest daily outflow, total cumulative net inflows for XRP spot ETFs have reached $1.21 billion. This suggests that while short-term sentiment may have softened on April 9, the category’s longer-term capital trend remains intact.
Markets watch whether flows stabilize
The latest figures point to a market experiencing short-term pressure without a major breakdown in overall scale. For investors, the next key question is whether XRP spot ETF flows can return to positive territory and whether fund-level divergence will continue in the sessions ahead.