21Shares AG21Shares' XRP ETF TOXR saw a 54.4% decline in net assets and remains the only US spot XRP ETF with negative cumulative flows, reflecting poor performance.

XRP fell as low as $0.99 during the August 12 session, slipping below $1 for the first time since November 2024. The token first crossed $1 on Nov. 16, 2024, before reaching a peak of $3.42 in July 2025, but the broader crypto market downturn has since erased much of that advance. Derivatives exposure has been rebuilding, with Binance's seven-day change in XRP open interest moving from about -13% on Aug. 1 to +7.4% by Aug. 11, while market-order data continued to favor sellers, as Binance's perpetual cumulative volume delta fell from roughly -$251M at the beginning of August to -$349.5M by Aug. 11. US-listed XRP investment products saw four consecutive months of inflows exceeding $300M, with monthly totals of $81.59 million in April, $131.94M in May, $59.46M in June, and $27.29M in July, as reported by CoinGlass. In contrast, 21Shares' XRP ETF, TOXR, reported a 54.4% decline in net assets by the end of June, dropping to $112.9M from $247.7M in December, and remained the only US spot XRP ETF with negative cumulative flows since launch, at around $20M.
21Shares AG21Shares' XRP ETF TOXR saw a 54.4% decline in net assets and remains the only US spot XRP ETF with negative cumulative flows, reflecting poor performance.
Binance is mentioned as the exchange where XRP derivatives data shows rebuilding open interest but persistent selling, but no direct impact on Binance itself.