XRP Price: Weekly ETF Inflows of $245M Exceed Ethereum and Solana Combined

TLDR

• XRP ETFs attracted $245 million in inflows last week, beating Ethereum and Solana ETPs combined which only brought in $35 million total
• Total assets in XRP-linked ETFs have reached $935 million, with a 16-day positive inflow streak continuing despite recent market downturns
• XRP is trading around $2.11 with $3.73 billion in open interest and $5.76 billion in futures volume over the past 24 hours
• The key support level to watch is $1.94, which analysts say XRP must hold to enable a potential rebound toward $2.50
• XRP has held above $2 with steady derivatives activity, though the token continues printing lower highs with fading momentum

XRP exchange-traded funds pulled in $245 million last week, making the token the top performer among altcoin investment products. The inflows pushed total assets in XRP-linked ETFs to $935 million, according to data from SoSo Value.

The performance stands out when compared to other major cryptocurrencies. Ethereum and Solana ETPs combined brought in just $35 million during the same period. XRP ETFs have now maintained a 16-day streak of positive inflows.

The token currently trades around $2.11, up 0.9% over the past 24 hours. The price has moved between $2.05 and $2.17 in recent trading sessions. Spot volume reached $3.71 billion with a market cap near $127 billion.

Futures markets show heavy activity around XRP. CoinGlass data indicates $3.73 billion in open interest and $5.76 billion in futures volume over the past day. This compares to $1.14 billion in spot turnover, suggesting derivatives markets are driving price discovery.

On-chain data from DeFiLlama shows approximately $37.5 billion in 24-hour perpetual DEX volume. Open interest on decentralized platforms sits around $15.2 billion. The XRPL ledger itself handled roughly $5.32 million in DEX volume with low fees.

Key Support Level at $1.94

The token has spent recent weeks trading in a range between $2.05 and $2.25 after declining from $2.60 earlier in November. XRP now approaches a critical support zone that could determine its next direction.

Analyst Ali Martinez identified $1.94 as the support level XRP must hold to set up a potential rebound toward $2.50. The price has bounced off this zone multiple times over the past year. Traders are watching this area closely as the token tests lower levels.

A breakout above $2.20 following the upcoming FOMC meeting could reverse the current downtrend. This would put $2.50 and potentially $3 within reach if buying pressure increases. The Relative Strength Index shows the price has entered a consolidation phase ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.

Futures Activity Remains High

The gap between futures and spot volume continues to widen. Futures trading volume of $5.76 billion dwarfs the spot market’s $1.14 billion, indicating that derivatives traders are actively positioning themselves. Open interest remains elevated at $3.73 billion across major exchanges.

Most XRP trading still occurs on centralized platforms rather than on-chain venues. The relatively low DEX volume of $5.32 million on the XRPL ledger confirms this pattern. Synthetic exposure through perpetual contracts on decentralized platforms adds to the overall trading activity.

The token’s price action shows lower highs forming over recent weeks. Momentum indicators suggest sellers have not yet stepped back. A drop below $1.94 would likely trigger further downside movement. The market currently waits to see if this support level can withstand selling pressure.

XRP’s price stability near $2 comes as institutional interest through ETF products continues to grow, with the 16-day inflow streak showing sustained demand from traditional finance investors.

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