Ripple’s XRP has risen about 2% over the past 24 hours, edging back toward $1.34 as institutional demand via spot XRP ETFs contrasts with broader market weakness.
XRP ETFs Extend Positive Inflow Streak
Data from SoSoValue shows spot XRP ETFs recorded $11.88 million in daily net inflows today, bringing cumulative inflows to approximately $1.42 billion and net assets to about $1.12 billion. That amount represents roughly 1.37% of XRP’s total market capitalization.
Yesterday these ETFs also posted positive inflows—about $1.77 million—even as the wider crypto market declined. While inflows are not massive, the steady accumulation suggests institutions continue to buy XRP during periods of market instability.
That steady institutional interest gives bulls a constructive narrative, but ETF purchases alone have not been sufficient to overturn the broader downtrend in XRP’s price.
XRP Price Outlook: Key Levels to Watch
Technically, the 2% daily bounce is encouraging but does not yet confirm a trend reversal. XRP recently dipped to its lowest levels since March, with the $1.20 area remaining an important support zone.
On the upside, the first significant resistance to monitor is around $1.40. XRP’s 100-day moving average lies near that level, making it a key barrier for buyers to reclaim. A clean breakout above $1.40 could pave the way toward $1.50–$1.60 and improve near-term market sentiment.
To the downside, a decisive break below $1.20 would be bearish and could expose XRP to a deeper correction—especially if Bitcoin and the broader crypto market resume downward pressure.
At present, the outlook for XRP remains cautious: institutional ETF inflows offer support, but broader market forces and technical resistance levels will determine whether the token can sustain a meaningful recovery.