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Spot XRP ETFs Record $5.15 Million Net Outflow on September 17

Spot XRP ETFs recorded a $5.15 million net outflow on September 17, while weekly flows remained positive at $9.6 million.
Spot XRP ETFs record a $5.15 million net outflow on September 17 while weekly net inflows remain positive.

Spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded their first net outflow of the week on September 17, with $5.15 million in investor capital leaving the products, according to data shared by BSCN.

The outflow ended a run of positive daily flows for the week, although the products remained in net positive territory overall. BSCN reported that spot XRP ETFs were still up $9.6 million in cumulative net inflows at the time of writing.

XRP ETFs See First Outflow of the Week

The $5.15 million withdrawal on September 17 marked the first net outflow day of the week for spot XRP ETFs, based on the figures cited by BSCN.

ETF net flows measure the difference between capital entering and leaving a fund during a given trading session. A net outflow indicates that withdrawals exceeded new investment for that day.

BSCN did not provide a breakdown of the September 17 figure by individual XRP ETF issuer. The report instead presented the combined flow across the spot XRP ETF products covered by its data.

The reported outflow also does not erase the positive flow balance recorded earlier in the week. At the time BSCN published the figures, cumulative weekly net inflows remained at $9.6 million.

Weekly Net Flows Remain Positive

Despite the September 17 withdrawal, spot XRP ETFs continued to show a positive weekly balance.

The $9.6 million figure cited by BSCN represents the products’ net inflow position at the time of writing, after accounting for the flows reported during the week. It therefore differs from the $5.15 million figure, which refers specifically to the September 17 trading session.

The data provide a snapshot of capital flows into spot XRP ETFs rather than a measure of XRP trading activity across the broader market. ETF flows can also vary from one session to another, meaning a single day of withdrawals does not establish a longer-term pattern on its own.

September 17 Marks a Change in Daily Flow Direction

The September 17 result is notable within the specific weekly period covered by the report because it represented the first daily net outflow for spot XRP ETFs.

BSCN did not identify a specific reason for the $5.15 million outflow, and the available figures do not establish why investors withdrew capital during the session. Accordingly, the flow data alone do not provide a basis for attributing the move to a particular market event or investor strategy.

For the week as reported, the overall position remained positive. Spot XRP ETFs had recorded $9.6 million in net inflows at the time of writing, despite the $5.15 million outflow on September 17.

The next reported daily flow figures will determine whether the September 17 withdrawal remains an isolated session within the week or forms part of a longer sequence of outflows.

writer: Ethan Collins  

Crypto Journalist

Ethan Collins reports on developments across the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector. His work covers market movements, protocol updates, regulatory changes, and emerging trends in digital assets.

He focuses on presenting complex topics in a clear and accessible manner for a broad readership.

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