Key Takeaways
The price of XRP, the fourth-largest crypto by market capitalization, rose 1.39% to $2.19 in the past 24 hours. Its rally aligned with a 2% broader market uptick and was driven by the newly-launched XRP ETF attracting $24.5 million in fresh capital, technical signals indicating oversold conditions, and a macro sentiment shift.
Meanwhile, the overall crypto market surged 1.52% in 24 hours, rebounding from a 9.05% weekly decline, fueled by a surge in perpetuals trading volume to $1.68 trillion, up 28.55% in 24 hours, while open interest rose 5.19%. Short-term traders are rebuilding leveraged positions, though declining rates, which remain positive at +0.0056% but are still down 18% in 24 hours, suggest caution.
XRP rebounded from its critical support at $2.10, with the upward move defended by a 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level. Its MACD histogram is showing an improvement, signalling slowing bearish momentum.
Traders view $2.10 as a liquidity “demand zone”. However, the resistance at the 50-day Simple Moving Average of $2.38 and low trading volume, which is down 25% weekly, has limited the upside. A close above $2.30 could trigger short-covering, but a failure here risks retesting the $2.00 mark.
It will be key for XRP to hold the $2.25 mark to target the 30-day SMA at $2.40, but a decline in ETF demand could trigger another leg down.
Canary Capital’s spot XRP ETF (XRPC), the first U.S. spot exchange-traded fund providing direct exposure to XRP, recorded $25.4 million in inflows this week. The fund’s total assets under management hit $275 million. While derivatives traders remain cautious about XRP, as signalled by the neutral funding rates, spot demand suggests institutional accumulation.
The ETF validates XRP’s legitimacy for risk-averse investors. However, its price hasn’t surged due to a broader market weakness and skepticism surrounding the short-term impact of ETFs. Spot XRP ETFs from Franklin Templeton and Grayscale are expected to be approved by the end of the year, potentially attracting more institutional liquidity.
The total crypto market cap rose 1.96% to $3.14 trillion, with Bitcoin’s dominance dipping 0.5 points to 58.3%. Crypto’s 24-hour correlation with the Nasdaq-100 fell to -0.44, diverging from equities, while gold’s correlation hit +0.87, hinting at risk-off flows into crypto assets. This decoupling from traditional markets could signal the crypto’s maturing role as a standalone asset class.
But XRP’s volume-to-market cap turnover ratio of 0.037 signals thinner liquidity compared to Bitcoin (0.053) and Ethereum (0.082), amplifying volatility.
Based on today’s technical indicators, we have predicted the minimum, average, and maximum rates at which XRP could change hands today and for the remainder of the year. Keep in mind that these numbers are subject to market conditions and macroeconomic catalysts.
| $XRP Price | Minimum Price | Average Price | Maximum Price | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $2.17 | $2.10 | $2.25 | $2.40 | +14.28% |
| Month | Minimum Price | Average Price | Maximum Price | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2025 | $2.14 | $2.27 | $2.48 | +15.69% |
| Dec 2025 | $2.16 | $2.23 | $2.36 | +9.49% |
The spike in XRP’s price today comes amid a broader market uptick and driven by the Canary Capital spot XRP ETF attracting $25.4 million in inflows since its launch on November 13, 2025, suggesting institutional demand in the spot market, and a sentiment shift that indicates investors are viewing crypto assets as an inflationary hedge, reflected by crypto’s decoupling from equities and stronger correlation with gold.
While short-term traders bought the dip, weak trading volume suggests limited conviction. The next resistance for XRP lies at the 7-day SMA of $2.25, but a failure here could retest the $2.10 liquidity demand zone.
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