XRP ETFs See Consistent Institutional Demand Despite 12% Price Drop
Key Takeaways
- XRP has declined 12% over five trading days, breaching critical support at the $1.40 threshold
- Technical analysis reveals a bear pennant formation on the three-day timeframe projecting a potential move to $0.65
- The Stoch RSI indicator on the weekly chart has triggered its third “death cross” signal since July 2025’s peak
- XRP spot ETF products have maintained positive net inflows for nine consecutive sessions,
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