XRP investment products recorded $20.3 million in weekly inflows, but the token has shown little strength in price. At the same time, digital asset funds as a whole saw $1.5 billion in net outflows, creating a sharp split between XRP-specific demand and the broader market. On-chain data adds another layer: more than 25 million XRP have recently been withdrawn from exchanges, a pattern often linked to longer-term accumulation rather than immediate selling. Price traders, though, are still watching support levels first.
Anniversary and fresh capital failed to change the tone
This week also marked the 14th anniversary of the XRP Ledger, which was launched in 2012 with a total supply cap of 100 billion tokens. Even with that milestone and new fund inflows in place, market direction did not shift in a meaningful way. Recent trading suggests sentiment remains tied more closely to chart structure than to symbolic events or fund data.
Break below $1.25 put focus back on earlier support zones
Analysts say pressure increased after XRP fell under $1.25, an area that had served as an important support level in the spring. Once that floor gave way, gains built over the last four months in the $1.20 to $1.60 range were effectively erased. Attention then moved back to support areas that had already been tested during the sharp correction in February.
Volume expanded during those tests. As XRP dropped to $1.14, total daily volume climbed to 248.2 million XRP, one of the largest spikes seen during the week. A brief rebound followed, but turnover faded quickly, which left doubts over whether the bounce had enough strength to continue.
Support sits at $1.14-$1.15, while $1.28 remains the key ceiling
Market data in the report showed a 24-hour high of $1.2360 and a level near the 24-hour close at $1.1497. The nearest support zone is now placed at $1.14 to $1.15. Below that, traders are watching $1.11 and then territory under $1.00. On the upside, the first major resistance stands at $1.28.
Analysts argue that any durable stabilization would likely require XRP to reclaim $1.28 and hold that level as support. Until that happens, short recoveries may not be enough to alter the broader downward structure.
Monthly RSI drops below 43 as failed rebounds add pressure
Technical indicators are also drawing attention. XRP’s monthly RSI has fallen below 43, a reading rarely seen in its history and one that has often appeared during broader market resets. That said, the report notes this does not automatically signal an immediate bottom. A rally attempt in January stalled near $2.40, and a second recovery effort in May failed to break above $1.54. Two failed rebounds in a row have reinforced the current downtrend.
The main issue for the market is not only the decline itself, but the repeated lack of follow-through when price tries to recover. If $1.14 does not hold, attention may turn quickly to $1.11 and eventually to levels below $1.00. Fund inflows, exchange withdrawals, and large-holder activity all point to possible accumulation, but price confirmation is still missing.