XRP News Today: XRP ETFs Drive Expansion, Yet Fluctuations and Large Holder Sell-Offs Present Challenges
- U.S. approval of XRP ETFs has driven $423M in institutional inflows, outpacing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. - Bitwise and Franklin Templeton's low-fee XRP ETFs now dominate trading, with whale sales and market volatility tempering price gains. - XRP tests $2 support level amid 41.5% of supply in losses, with analysts predicting parabolic growth if resistance breaks. - Ripple's staking features and ODL expansion, plus Grayscale's trust-to-ETF conversion, signal long-term utility-driven demand. - Regulatory
The recent introduction and authorization of several spot
Earlier this month, Bitwise and 21Shares entered the field of
The arrival of these ETFs has intensified competition, with established products like Canary Capital’s XRPC and Grayscale’s
Nevertheless, price movements have been inconsistent.
Technical analysts believe XRP is at a pivotal stage. The asset is currently testing a crucial support zone near $2,
Confidence from institutional players is also strengthening XRP’s long-term outlook.
However, obstacles remain.
The conversation about XRP’s outlook is heating up. Although ETFs have opened a regulated entry point for both institutional and retail participants, the token’s price continues to reflect overall sentiment in the crypto market. As 2025 unfolds, the balance between ETF inflows, adoption driven by utility, and market steadiness will likely decide if XRP can deliver the “shocking” price growth anticipated by many investors.
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