XRP gained 1.68% over the past 24 hours, trading at $1.38 and showing a mild rebound after a week of bearish price action. Before this move, the token had fallen 20% from its four-week high of $2. The recovery followed Ripple’s “XRP Community Day,” which took place on February 11 and 12 and pushed attention back to adoption, product expansion, and XRP Ledger use cases.
Ripple used the event to highlight adoption plans
The event brought together XRP holders, developers, financial institutions, and Ripple executives. According to the source material, the company’s leadership lineup included CEO Brad Garlinghouse, President Monica Long, and CTO David Schwartz. Ripple focused on real-world applications for XRP Ledger and repeated its push to deepen global partnerships tied to broader financial integration.
Ripple also presented its 2026 roadmap, outlining regulated XRP products, XRP exchange-traded funds, wrapped XRP, and related initiatives meant to broaden utility. The discussion was framed around more than community engagement alone. It also touched on XRP’s role in cross-chain liquidity and its place inside wider financial networks.
XRP ETFs draw $1.23 billion in net inflows
One of the clearest signals in the report came from fund flow data. Since launch, XRP-based ETFs have recorded $1.23 billion in net inflows, with average weekly inflows of $9.57 million. That points to growing demand from investors looking for XRP exposure through listed investment products.
The inflow figures line up with Ripple’s push toward regulated offerings. Product development on one side and capital entering ETFs on the other are both being watched as signs that XRP is attracting attention beyond spot market trading alone.
Price remains stuck between $1.36 and $1.40
Even after the latest move, XRP is still trading inside a narrow range of $1.36 to $1.40. On the technical side, the Relative Strength Index stands at 43, which suggests a neutral setup. The MACD, according to the article, still points to possible downside unless momentum improves.
Traders are watching two levels closely. Support is identified at $1.30, while resistance sits at $1.50. If XRP breaks above that resistance, the next level mentioned in the source is $1.60. If price falls below support, the article says a drop toward $1.20 could follow. For now, the rebound is visible, but XRP has not yet moved out of its tight trading band.