🪙 XRP’s price is on the edge of danger, with ETF fund inflows pointing to the worst performance since April

As the crypto “winter” continues, XRP has been stuck in a tense consolidation for nearly two months. The token’s latest trading price is $1.1022, still confined between the $1.0077 support level and the $1.2898 resistance level—both of which have defined its trading range during this period.
🔸 XRP ETF fund inflows have stalled
When Wall Street investors’ demand weakens, Ripple’s token wobbles too. SoSoValue data shows that the spot XRP ETF has added no new assets over the past three trading days.
This month, these inflows totaled $12.3 million, the weakest performance since April. In June, inflows were $59 million, and in May they were $131 million. Overall, cumulative inflows reached $1.4 billion, and the assets currently held are $997 million.
One reason crypto ETF inflows are weakening is that investors have shifted their funds to the stock market. This year, some of the most active funds include those tracking the S&P 500 index, as well as the recently launched Roundhill Memory ETF.
However, on the positive side, Ripple Labs is working to improve the real-world utility of the XRP Ledger. In a statement released Monday, t54—the company behind the XRPL x402 Facilitator—said that AI agent payments on XRPL now support the Mastercard Verified Intent (VI) standard. With this integration, developers can prove who authorized the payment, what the payment limit is, and what purchases the payment is intended for.
🔸 XRP price trapped in a narrow range
The daily chart shows that over the past two months, the XRP token has been moving within a tight range. It has remained above the key support level of $1.007 and below the resistance level of $1.2898.
The token has fallen below the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA), and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also slipped under the neutral 50 level.
Therefore, the token may continue to fall, potentially dropping back to the key support level of $1. If it breaks below that level, it would point to further downside risk, possibly testing the psychological $0.50 level again.