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Since the launch of the spot XRP ETF in the U.S. market at the end of 2025, its capital inflow performance was once regarded as another milestone in the institutionalization process of crypto assets. In just a few months, the net inflow exceeded $1.2 billion, demonstrating strong market demand. However, by March 2026, this trend experienced a subtle yet critical reversal. During the week ending March 13, the XRP ETF recorded approximately $28 million in net outflows, a significant increase from the $4 million redemption in the previous week. This was the first time since its launch that the product experienced consecutive weekly net outflows, marking a new phase of growing divergence in institutional attitudes toward XRP. Capital flow reversal: profit-taking or a shift in sentiment? The outflows in mid-March were not an isolated event. From the timeline, the XRP ETF had experienced approximately three weeks of