Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest weekly outflow of $1.44 billion in 2026, while XRP ETFs recorded six consecutive weeks of inflows totaling around $1.44 billion since November 2025. This indicates a real but small institutional rotation from Bitcoin and Ethereum into XRP, driven by XRP's clearer regulatory status and potential catalysts like the CLARITY Act. Despite these inflows, XRP's price has fallen due to broader bearish market forces, making the inflows a long-term conviction signal rather than an immediate price driver. Investors should view this as a selective, modest vote of confidence in XRP rather than a major capital shift.
Bitcoin and major altcoins gained as oil prices eased and hopes for an Iran-U.S. deal boosted sentiment. Bitcoin is trading between key support near $60,000 and resistance around $66,000 to $68,000, with analysts warning of a bearish chart pattern th...
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $227 million in outflows last week, led by Grayscale's $156 million withdrawal, as traders reduced leverage amid rising Bitcoin inflows to exchanges and cautious institutional sentiment. Despite these outflows, Bitc...
Ripple plans to release 1 billion XRP tokens from escrow around July 1, valued at over $1 billion at current prices. This monthly release is part of Ripple's 2017 escrow program designed to enhance transparency in XRP distribution. Historically, only...
XRP price traded near $1.13 on June 22 after briefly dipping to $1.12, remaining within a $1.10-$1.30 range this month. Technical indicators like MACD and RSI show early signs of recovery but no confirmed bullish reversal yet. Fund inflows and deriva...
XRP's price is showing a bearish head and shoulders pattern on the 12-hour chart, threatening a drop toward $0.96 if the neckline support near $1.10 breaks. Long-term holders have been buying the dip, defending the current support level, but on-chain...
