U.S. spot XRP ETFs just put up a week with no positive net inflows. SoSoValue data, reported this morning by Bitcoin.com News and 24/7 Wall St., shows a $529,500 net outflow from Canary's XRPC on Monday, November 2, then zero net flows on November 3, 4, 5 and 6. XRP is holding near $1.16, still around an 11-week low. The funds did not drive that drop by redeeming. They also did not step in to buy it.
XRP market moves
XRP opened November 7 (00:00 UTC) at about $1.18, market cap near $74.9B, with about $2.19B in 24-hour volume (CoinGecko). The Saturday range ran about $1.15–$1.19, with late levels near $1.16. That is a quieter session after Friday's slide, not a reversal.
The week in flows
The useful distinction is between flows and assets. Cumulative net inflows are still about $1.81 billion. Total net assets fell to about $1.34 billion, or 1.82% of XRP's market cap, from about $1.425 billion on Monday. Bitcoin.com News is explicit: that shrinkage tracks the lower XRP price, not a wave of redemptions.
October already showed the bid cooling off. Net inflows that month were $18.8 million, down from $121.4 million in September, after a long stretch of weekly inflow streaks earlier in the fall. A week of silence is a change in pace, not an emptying of the funds.
Zero net flow also does not mean the products stopped trading. Shares can change hands in the secondary market while creations and redemptions net out to nothing. Only Canary's XRPC printed a move, and it was small: $529,500 is a fraction of a percent of the complex.
How it compares
Bitcoin ETFs had a much rougher week. 24/7 Wall St. put U.S. spot bitcoin ETF outflows at $1.28 billion for November 2–6, the largest weekly exit in 19 weeks. Solana ETFs were reported to have shed about $25 million on November 6 alone. In that company, XRP's products look less like a rush for the exits and more like a buyer who sat on their hands.
XRP still fell harder than bitcoin over the week in that same write-up — about 7.1% versus about 2.3%. The spot market, not the ETF window, set the price.
Question everything
"Wall Street is done buying XRP" is a bigger claim than four flat sessions will support. The cumulative $1.81 billion is still in the products unless redemptions show up in a later print. What we can say is narrower: the marginal ETF buyer who showed up through early October did not show up this week, and the price went lower without them.
We are relying on SoSoValue as reported by Bitcoin.com News and 24/7 Wall St. We have not re-totaled every issuer's daily file by hand for this wrap.
What people are talking about
Weekend posts are treating the zero-inflow week as a verdict. Some are also recycling older Ripple headlines as if they were new. The flow table is the clean fact. The verdict is premature.
On-chain data
XRP price: about $1.18 at 00:00 UTC; session range about $1.15–$1.19 (CoinGecko)
Market cap: about $74.9B at the daily snapshot (CoinGecko)
24h volume: about $2.19B (CoinGecko)
XRP ETF week (Nov 2–6): −$529.5K Monday, then four sessions at $0 net (SoSoValue via Bitcoin.com News)
Cumulative net inflows: about $1.81B
ETF net assets: about $1.34B (price-driven decline from ~$1.425B Monday)
RLUSD on XRPL: about 884.3 million this morning (ledger gateway_balances)
Flows and macro
This wrap is the flow story. There is no Saturday creation window. The next data point is Monday's SoSoValue print. FinCEN and the Federal Reserve also withdrew a 2020 proposal to cut the cross-border Travel Rule threshold from $3,000 to $250 (notice November 6; Federal Register publication scheduled November 9). That is a banking-rules item, not an XRP catalyst, and we flag it only as weekend regulatory context.
What to watch next
Monday's SoSoValue print: a first inflow day, another zero, or a real outflow
Whether ETF net assets stabilize if the price does
October-to-November flow pace versus the $18.8 million October total
Spot support around the late-August lows, which is a level, not a target
The XRPTRACER take
The ETF complex did not capitulate this week. It went quiet, and the spot market did the damage on its own. The first inflow print will tell us more than any weekend autopsy. We track daily ETF flows on the ETF Tracker and the Dashboard. The week is logged on the Catalyst Tracker.
Sources: Bitcoin.com News: XRP ETFs go a week without inflows · 24/7 Wall St.: bitcoin ETFs shed $1.3B, XRP ETFs saw zero inflows · SoSoValue · CoinGecko XRP
Price is CoinGecko's daily snapshot at 00:00 UTC on November 7, 2026, with the session range from the same day's CoinGecko chart. ETF figures are SoSoValue as reported on November 7.
Not investment advice. See our Disclaimer.
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