After a significant launch phase, XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are facing their first monthly net outflow since their late-2025 debut. Data from SoSoValue indicates $28 million in net redemptions this month, while CoinShares reported $130 million in net outflows for XRP-linked global funds in March, making them the worst-performing asset class. This reversal follows cumulative net inflows of approximately $1.2 billion over four months. Despite the cooling demand, the institutional case for XRP remains active. Goldman Sachs disclosed over $152 million in exposure across four spot XRP ETFs. A January 2026 survey by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon found 18% of institutional investors already allocated to XRP, with 25% planning to add it in 2026, driven by greater regulatory clarity and confidence in compliance frameworks.

After a significant launch phase, XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are facing their first monthly net outflow since their late-2025 debut. Data from SoSoValue indicates $28 million in net redemptions this month, while CoinShares reported $130 million in net outflows for XRP-linked global funds in March, making them the worst-performing asset class. This reversal follows cumulative net inflows of approximately $1.2 billion over four months. Despite the cooling demand, the institutional case for XRP remains active. Goldman Sachs disclosed over $152 million in exposure across four spot XRP ETFs. A January 2026 survey by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon found 18% of institutional investors already allocated to XRP, with 25% planning to add it in 2026, driven by greater regulatory clarity and confidence in compliance frameworks.