Mass layoffs in escrow measures: XRP ETFs are losing billions

ForkTongue · 2026-01-30T22:09:41+00:00

Spot ETFs based on XRP are experiencing a outflow of $53.32 million, with Grayscale GXRP suffering significant losses, while Franklin XRPZ shows growth. Overall, ETFs hold $1.34 billion, confirming investor interest in escrow contracts.

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2026-01-30 22:09:41

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Spot ETFs Ripple (XRP) are experiencing a period of significant net outflows, reflecting the complex dynamics of the market. According to SoSoValue and Odaily, on January 20, these instruments, structured as escrow contracts to protect investors, attracted more than $53.32 million in negative flows. Analyzing these flows reveals interesting contrasts between different ETF providers and their management strategies.

Two Strategies in Escrow Asset Management

In contrast, Grayscale XRP GXRP and Franklin XRP XRPZ show opposing trends. The Grayscale product experienced a one-day net outflow of $55.39 million, although its historical total net inflow remains substantial — $232 million in escrow. Meanwhile, Franklin XRPZ moved in the opposite direction, recording an inflow of $2.07 million, bringing its historical escrow accumulation to $290 million.

Overall Portfolio Stabilization in Escrow

Despite short-term fluctuations, the overall picture remains strong. Spot XRP ETFs hold approximately $1.34 billion in escrow, with an XRP net asset value (NAV) ratio of 1.16%. The cumulative historical inflow has reached $1.22 billion, highlighting the long-term attractiveness of these instruments for investors seeking protected participation through escrow mechanisms. At the current XRP price of $1.73, these escrow contracts remain a serious investment channel for diversification in the cryptocurrency market.

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