XRP rebounded after buyers stepped in near $1.11, but the recovery has not turned into a clean breakout. During the 24-hour session, the token traded around $1.1238 and managed to stay above the key lower support area. Even so, price could not hold above $1.13 to $1.14, leaving the market in a consolidation range rather than a confirmed momentum move.
ETF inflows continue while a policy catalyst slips
Spot XRP ETFs posted a ninth straight week of net inflows, with the latest weekly addition reaching $17.19 million. At the same time, the CLARITY Act lost near-term relevance after a scheduled Senate vote was canceled before the congressional recess. Analysts are still focused on XRP’s longer-term descending trendline, and the $1.14 to $1.18 zone remains the next major area bulls need to clear.
Activity increased, but the breakout failed to stick
Trading volume ran 16.19% above the seven-day average, a sign that participation improved. It was not enough to validate a full breakout. The heaviest activity came near the intraday low around $1.1110, where volume reached 106.5 million XRP, roughly 129% above the 24-hour average. Buyers later pushed the token up to $1.1507, but sellers regained control near the upper end of the range and the move faded.
$1.11 held, but resistance remains intact
From a technical view, XRP still holds the structure that followed its earlier break above $1.08. What is missing is stronger volume through resistance. After failing near $1.1308, the token slipped back toward $1.1249, leaving a lower-high pattern on the hourly chart. That keeps XRP boxed between support near $1.11 and resistance around $1.14 to $1.15.
Levels traders are tracking now
The downside level in focus is $1.1110, where buyers defended the market during the session. Above that, traders are watching $1.1249 to $1.1270 as the first support band after the latest pullback. On the upside, bulls need to reclaim $1.1308 to $1.1325 before the larger test at $1.14 to $1.15 comes back into play.