US spot XRP exchange-traded funds lost $19.13 million in the week ending November 13. This marks the heaviest weekly withdrawal from these products in the past eight months. The outflows coincided with the underlying asset trading below the $1.00 threshold. It is the second consecutive week that these funds have seen net capital leave.
Early-Week Selling Drives Losses
CryptoRank data indicates that XRP has declined by 20% since the beginning of November. SoSoValue data shows that the majority of the selling activity occurred early in the week. On November 9, the funds experienced a $10.42 million outflow, which was the largest daily exit since early March. Another $7.62 million left the funds on November 10. Daily flows remained relatively flat through the middle of the week before a final $1.09 million outflow was recorded on Friday.
The historical record for these specific funds is brief, as they launched in November 2025. However, only three weeks since inception have seen larger withdrawals than the week ending November 13. Those three weeks ended on January 23, January 30, and March 13.
Price Decline Outweighs Redemptions
The XRP ETF outflows occurred against a backdrop of broader sector weakness. Outflows from crypto ETFs across the board reached $1.48 billion from November 4 to 10. Total net assets for the XRP funds dropped 14% in a single week to reach $1.15 billion. The $191 million decrease in net assets was not solely driven by withdrawals; only about $19 million of that drop was attributable to investor redemptions. The majority of the loss in fund value resulted from the decline in the price of XRP itself.
At the time of reporting, XRP stood at $0.9947. According to Markets data, the token is down 14.88% over the past week. The current price is approximately 73% below the all-time high of $3.65, which was set on July 17, 2025. Technical analysis from identifies $0.99 as a key level to monitor. A break below this level could expose support near $0.97, followed by the $0.93 to $0.96 range. If selling pressure extends, XRP could move toward $0.80, a level roughly 20% below its current price. Conversely, a rebound would first need to clear resistance between $1.09 and $1.11.
Historical Monthly Patterns
CryptoRank data shows that XRP ended November lower in seven of the 13 years spanning 2013 to 2025. In six of those seven years, December also closed in the red. The single exception was 2015, when the token rose 43.8% in December. In the current year, XRP lost 13.8% in November, followed by a 14.8% loss in December. If the current month closes near its 20% loss, only November 2019, which saw a 23.3% drop, would rank worse. Investors have injected a net $1.79 billion into the funds since their launch, but those holdings are now valued at $1.15 billion.
