Despite a surge in capital inflows toward XRP and an increase in tokens being withdrawn from exchanges, the cryptocurrency’s price remains under pressure. Weekly data reveal that investment products focused on XRP attracted 20.3 million dollars, even as the wider digital asset fund market experienced a net outflow of 1.5 billion dollars. Nevertheless, XRP’s price slipped from 1.2360 dollars to 1.1497 dollars in the past 24 hours, briefly testing the 1.14 dollar mark during the trading day.
Fund inflows persist as price struggle continues
A key contradiction in the market is that positive signals have so far failed to translate into strength for prices. Over 25 million XRP tokens have recently been pulled from exchanges, a trend typically perceived as a sign of long-term accumulation rather than immediate selling pressure. Yet trading activity suggests that investors are currently paying closer attention to technical support levels than to these accumulating indicators.
While weekly inflows to XRP investment products reached 20.3 million dollars, net capital left digital asset funds overall by 1.5 billion dollars, a striking divergence.
This week also marked the 14th anniversary of the XRP Ledger, initiated in 2012 with a total supply cap of 100 billion tokens. Still, recent price action suggests that neither the anniversary nor the influx of new capital was enough to meaningfully shift market direction on its own.
Technical outlook highlights support and resistance levels
Analysts note that the pressure intensified after the price fell below 1.25 dollars, previously a major springtime support. This drop erased all gains within the 1.20 to 1.60 dollar range achieved over the last four months. Market participants are now revisiting the support levels that were tested during February’s sharp correction.
Trading volume spiked notably during these support tests. As the price dipped to 1.14 dollars, total daily volume climbed to 248.2 million XRP—one of the largest volume surges of the week. Although a short-lived recovery ensued, subsequent volume quickly normalized again, raising doubts about the sustainability of the bounce.
| Indicator | Level |
| 24-hour high | $1.2360 |
| Near 24-hour close | $1.1497 |
| Closest support zone | $1.14 to $1.15 |
| Lower supports | $1.11 and below $1.00 |
| First major resistance | $1.28 |
Indicators highlight risk of further breakdown
The monthly RSI fell below 43, a level rarely seen in XRP’s history and often coinciding with broader market resets. Nevertheless, experts caution that such a reading does not always mark an immediate bottom.
A rally attempt in January stalled near 2.40 dollars, while a second recovery bid in May failed to surpass 1.54 dollars. Back-to-back unsuccessful rallies have amplified the prevailing downward trend. Consequently, the main concern now is not just the descent itself, but the inability of rebounds to gain lasting momentum.
The 1.14 to 1.15 dollar range currently stands as the nearest short-term support, but lasting stabilization will be hard to achieve unless 1.28 dollars is reclaimed as a resistance-turned-support level.
Analysts warn that if 1.14 dollars fails to hold, focus may quickly shift to 1.11 dollars and eventually sub-1.00 dollar territory. While inflows, withdrawal of XRP from exchanges, and activity among major holders all hint at potential accumulation, the market is still waiting for price confirmation of these signs.
