XRP-focused exchange-traded funds pulled in $1.77 million in net inflows on the reported day, a rare bright spot in a session where spot Bitcoin ETFs bled $228 million and Ethereum products lost another $121 million. Total net assets across XRP ETFs now sit at roughly $1.12 billion.
A rare bright spot in ETF flows
The divergence is stark. While two of the largest crypto ETF categories saw combined outflows of $349 million, XRP funds notched a small but positive number. The inflows suggest some institutional appetite for XRP exposure even as broader sentiment toward digital assets cooled.
XRP price holds above a key level — for now
XRP itself edged up about 2% on the day, a modest rebound after slipping toward its lowest levels since March. The token is trading below its 100-day moving average, which now acts as resistance around $1.40. The 200-day moving average sits near $1.60, well above current prices.
Traders are watching $1.20 as the next major support zone. A break below that could open the door to a deeper slide toward $0.60, according to technical analysis shared in market notes.
What the technicals say
XRP fell below its 100-day moving average earlier this month, flipping that level into overhead resistance. The 200-day line at $1.60 remains a distant ceiling. With the token struggling to reclaim either moving average, the path of least resistance looks lower unless buying volume picks up.
The $1.20 zone is the immediate line in the sand. It held during the recent dip, but repeated tests would erode confidence. A clean breakdown would target the $0.60 area — a level not seen since late 2025.
