U.S. XRP and ZEC Spot ETFs Record $5.0679 Million Combined Net Outflow

What happened

U.S. spot XRP and ZEC exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, recorded a combined net outflow of $5.0679 million on October 30. XRP ETFs lost $496,500 net, while ZEC ETFs lost $4.5714 million; Canary’s XRP fund saw an inflow, partly offset by outflows elsewhere.

Confirmed

Global impact / market context

Net outflows mean investors withdrew more money than they added that day, which can reduce the funds’ assets and their need to hold the underlying tokens. The ZEC withdrawal accounted for most of the combined outflow, while one XRP fund’s inflow only partly offset XRP withdrawals overall.

Analyst inference

The report also lists substantial cumulative inflows and net assets for both groups, alongside a single-day outflow. Those figures describe different time frames: accumulated fund flows and current assets do not establish whether the one-day withdrawal signals a lasting change in investor demand.

Analyst inference

What to watch

1. Check whether later daily reports show continued net withdrawals from ZEC ETFs or a reversal; repeated flows would indicate whether this was more than a one-day move. Analyst inference
2. Compare XRP fund flows in subsequent reports, especially whether inflows to Canary’s fund continue to offset withdrawals from other XRP ETFs. Analyst inference
3. Track reported net assets alongside flows for each fund group, since persistent withdrawals could shrink assets and reduce funds’ holdings of the tokens. Analyst inference

Affected assets

• XRP — XRP

Evidence

• binance.com