XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has fallen about 9% over the past week, even as steady inflows into spot XRP ETFs point to strengthening long-term positioning.
Statistics: SoSoValue data shows XRP ETFs logged $8.54 million in net inflows on Dec. 16, while Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs saw sharp outflows of $277 million and $224 million, respectively.
Since launch, U.S. spot XRP ETFs have attracted over $1 billion in net inflows, posting 22 straight days of inflows with zero outflows.
TedLabs Bio co-founder Niels said the steady buying suggests institutions are accumulating methodically, making XRP a relative standout as broader crypto ETF demand wavers.
Trader Notes: Cryptoinsightuk noted XRP has already absorbed most downside liquidity, with limited support below ~$1.83 and heavy liquidity stacked above $2.27–$2.60.
On higher timeframes, XRP is sitting at the lower end of a long-standing range that has historically offered strong risk–reward. A reclaim of ~$2.07 could trigger a fast squeeze toward $2.58–$2.60.
The trader argues that crypto is deeply undervalued relative to traditional assets and is currently in a high-conviction risk-to-reward buying zone, particularly for Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and ENA.
Community News: With added utility on the way, Wormhole announced XRP will be usable alongside RLUSD as a core trading and liquidity pair, XRP's role in on-chain liquidity and payments continues to expand, even as short-term sentiment stays cautious.
CME has launched spot-quoted XRP and SOL futures, expanding its existing spot-quoted Bitcoin and Ether futures lineup, with all of these contracts also available for trading across the four major U.S. equity indices.
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