ETF XRP Canary Capital Catat Arus Keluar Bersih Harian $529.500

Crypto News and Tradfi News - COINOTAG · 2026-11-03T04:49:30.000Z

• ETF spot XRP, HYPE, dan ZEC di AS mencatat total arus keluar bersih sebesar $7,02 juta pada Senin, 2 November. • ETF Zcash mencatat arus keluar terbesar, sebesar $3,63 juta—lebih dari separuh total gabungan. • ETF spot XRP mencatat arus keluar bersih sebesar $529.500, yang terkonsentrasi pada dana XRPC milik Canary Capital. Arus Keluar pada Senin Mencapai $7,02 Juta dari Tiga ETF ETF spot AS yang terkait dengan XRP, Hyperliquid (HYPE), dan Zcash (ZEC) mencatat total arus keluar bersih sebesar $7,02 juta pada Senin. Pengungkapan harian terkait penciptaan dan penebusan unit menunjukkan bahwa aksi jual hari itu terkonsentrasi pada dua aset yang lebih kecil. Produk Zcash mengalami kerugian terbesar, sebesar $3,63 juta—lebih dari separuh total gabungan. Dana Hyperliquid menyusul dengan penebusan sebesar $2,86 juta. Secara bersama-sama, keduanya menanggung sebagian besar tekanan. Komposisi ini lebih penting daripada angka utama itu sendiri: tidak satu pun dari ketiga dana tersebut mencatat arus masuk untuk mengimbangi dana yang keluar. Sesi tersebut berlangsung di tengah pelemahan Bitcoin yang berlanjut di bawah $80.000 dan pasar altcoin yang berada di angka 26 dari 100 pada Indeks Fear and Greed.

• US XRP, HYPE and ZEC spot ETFs recorded combined net outflows of $7.02 million on Monday, November 2.
• Zcash ETFs led the outflows with $3.63 million, more than half the combined total.
• XRP spot ETFs saw $529,500 in net outflows, concentrated in Canary Capital's XRPC fund.
Monday Outflows Reach $7.02 Million Across Three ETFs
US spot ETFs tied to XRP, Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Zcash (ZEC) shed a combined $7.02 million in net outflows on Monday, with daily creation and redemption disclosures showing the day's selling concentrated in the two smaller assets. Zcash products lost the most, $3.63 million, more than half of the combined total. Hyperliquid funds followed with $2.86 million in redemptions. Together the two absorbed the bulk of the pressure, a composition that matters more than the headline number itself: none of the three funds posted an inflow to offset the exits. The session sat against Bitcoin's continued weakness below $80,000 and against an altcoin market reading 26 out of 100 on the Fear and Greed Index.
XRP's own exit was far smaller. Spot XRP ETFs recorded $529,500 in net outflows for the day, and those disclosures attribute most of the day's leakage to a single vehicle: the Canary XRP ETF (XRPC), managed by Canary Capital. A spot ETF of this kind holds the underlying token directly, so its daily creations and redemptions read as a fairly clean gauge of institutional demand for the coin itself rather than for a leveraged or futures-based proxy. Net outflow here simply means redemptions exceeded creations; nothing in the disclosures points to forced selling, only net investor choice. The XRP price stood near $1.25 at the time of writing, about 0.7% lower over the past 24 hours, so the redemption landed on a session where the tape was already soft. Zcash brings a different profile to the trio: it is a privacy-focused network built on zero-knowledge proofs, a cryptographic technique that verifies transactions without exposing sender, recipient or amount. That design has pulled speculative capital toward ZEC this quarter, and Monday's $3.63 million exit shows how quickly that money can turn when risk appetite cools.
Cumulative Inflows Still Stand at $1.08 Billion
Set the day against the pile, and the picture changes. Cumulative net inflows across US spot XRP ETFs stand at $1.08 billion, while total net assets measure $1.425 billion, equal to roughly 1.80% of XRP's market capitalization. The gap between those two figures is structural, not a discrepancy: cumulative inflows count only the money that arrived, while net assets fall whenever the token itself loses value, even if no investor redeems a single share. Part of the complex's paper value has therefore been marked down this quarter by price alone, which is how a fund family can post months of inflows and still shrink.
The past week shows how quickly direction can flip. On Thursday, October 29, XRP ETFs took in about $8.43 million, Hyperliquid funds added $3.70 million and ZEC products pulled in a much larger $14.81 million, the biggest single-day haul among the three. The next trading day, October 30, both the XRP and ZEC funds swung back to net outflows, and Monday extended the reversal across all three assets. That alternation is normal for products this young; for readers weighing an allocation, our guide to investing in crypto ETFs explains how creation and redemption mechanics produce daily prints of this size. The flows also show differentiation across the sector rather than a uniform retreat, since the sharpest swings sit with ZEC and HYPE while XRP's standing pile barely moved. Drawdown context frames the rest: XRP has given back a large share of its record high, a level that predates this fund complex, and our earlier coverage of Ripple's US bank approval put the deficit at 66% below its record high. Even after Monday's exit, the institutional position in XRP ETFs remains close to whole, and that is the number anyone weighing whether the reversal marks a trend or a pause should watch.
One-Sided Longs Sit Under a 100/100 Ceiling
The nearest resistance for XRP sits at $1.2633, a full 100/100 on COINOTAG's composite scoring of the indicators that converge there, where the SMA 200 meets key Pivot Points. Support at $1.2006 scores 69/100 just under the market. Spot traded at $1.2530 when this was written, down 0.67% on the day, with the RSI at 36.79 inside a downtrend. Positioning leans heavily one-sided: 75.1% of accounts hold long exposure, a 3.02 long/short ratio, and a 0.0024% funding rate keeps that stance nearly free to carry. The skew built through a decline rather than on fresh FOMO, which leaves it exposed if the $1.2006 shelf gives way. Measured against the pile, though, Monday's exit was marginal: $529,500 amounts to roughly 0.05% of the $1.08 billion in cumulative inflows, so the standing position stays essentially intact. Our XRP technical analysis page tracks these levels as they update.