XRP ETF Outflows Hit an 8-Month High. December Rarely Brings Relief
US spot XRP ETFs lost $19.13 million in the week ending November 13. It was their largest weekly outflow in 8 months, and it came as the altcoin fell below $1.00.The funds have now posted 2 straight weeks of outflows. XRP has also lost 20% so far in November, CryptoRank data shows.Past Decembers have rarely reversed a losing November.Two Trading Days Did Most of the DamageMost of the selling landed early in the week, SoSoValue data shows. The funds lost $10.42 million on November 9, their largest daily outflow since early March.Another $7.62 million left on November 10. Flows then stayed flat until a $1.09 million outflow on Friday.Only 3 weeks since spot XRP ETFs launched in November 2025 saw larger withdrawals.Those were the weeks ending January 23, January 30, and March 13.The XRP ETF outflows came alongside, which reached $1.48 billion from November 4 to 10.Total net assets fell 14% in a week to $1.15 billion.Withdrawals explain only about $19 million of that $191 million drop. The falling price did most of the damage.The $1 Line Broke. Can XRP’s $0.99 Floor Hold?XRP price stood at $0.9947 at press time, down 14.88% over the past week, according to BeInCrypto Markets data.That leaves XRP about 73% below its $3.65 all-time high from July 17, 2025.BeInCrypto’s technical analysis marks $0.99 as the line to watch. That level is the lower edge of a falling channel that has framed XRP’s decline.A decisive break below $0.99 would open support near $0.97, then $0.93 to $0.96. Extended selling could send XRP toward $0.80, about 20% below its current price.Meanwhile, a rebound would first need to clear $1.09 to $1.11. XRP’s monthly history suggests December may not supply that push.December Has Rarely Repaired a Bad NovemberXRP ended November lower in 7 of the 13 years from 2013 to 2025, according to CryptoRank. December fell in 6 of those 7 years.The only exception came in 2015, when December rose 43.8%. Last year followed the usual path. XRP lost 13.8% in November 2025, then another 14.8% that December.If this month closes near its current 20% loss, only November 2019, at 23.3%, would rank worse.ETF holders face that calendar from a weak position. Investors have put a net $1.79 billion into the funds since launch. Those holdings are now worth $1.15 billion. A break below $0.99 would widen that gap heading into December.Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch leaders and journalists provide expert insights