Key Highlights
- XRP currently trades near $1.09–$1.10, registering approximately 10% weekly losses and 20% monthly declines
- Widespread cryptocurrency market correction, initiated by Bitcoin’s drop beneath $65,000, pressured XRP downward
- Continuous XRP spot ETF inflows spanning seven weeks have failed to halt the declining price trajectory
- Critical technical signals point to bearish conditions, with XRP positioned beneath its 50, 100, and 200-day exponential moving averages
- Luxembourg’s financial authority granted Ripple preliminary CASP licensing approval under MiCA regulations
XRP hovers around $1.09 as of Tuesday’s session, experiencing roughly a 5% pullback over the last 24 hours. The digital asset has surrendered over 10% throughout the past seven days and approximately 20% across the previous thirty-day period.

This decline emerged following an unsuccessful rally toward the $1.30 resistance threshold. After this ceiling proved impenetrable, market bears assumed dominance and drove the price back toward the $1.00 support zone that has anchored XRP for multiple weeks.
Daily trading activity increased approximately 10% to reach roughly $1.48 billion, per CoinMarketCap data. The mid-June recovery momentum has completely evaporated, with bearish candles dominating 18 of 26 trading sessions throughout June.
Broader cryptocurrency market dynamics contributed significantly to the downturn. Bitcoin‘s descent below $65,000 catalyzed over $700 million in market-wide liquidations, predominantly affecting leveraged long positions. Given its high-beta characteristics, XRP experienced amplified pressure compared to many digital assets.
Macroeconomic headwinds intensified selling pressure. Market expectations have pivoted from anticipating rate reductions this year to pricing in potential rate increases following the most recent Federal Reserve policy meeting. This shift strengthened the US dollar and prompted capital rotation away from risk-oriented assets like cryptocurrencies.
Geopolitical uncertainty further dampened market sentiment. Ambiguous developments from US-Iran diplomatic discussions in Switzerland contributed to investor hesitation. The cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index plummeted to 23 on Monday, entering Extreme Fear territory.
Institutional Capital Flows Remain Constructive
Institutional appetite has persisted despite deteriorating price action. Spot XRP exchange-traded funds registered approximately $5.31 million in net inflows on June 22, with Bitwise leading contributions. This extends the positive flow streak to seven consecutive weeks, pushing monthly accumulations beyond $29 million.
Aggregate ETF inflows have reached $1.45 billion, while assets under management average $993 million according to SoSoValue analytics. XRP holdings on centralized exchanges have simultaneously contracted to multi-year lows as tokens transfer into ETF custody structures and long-term storage solutions.
Market analyst ChartNerd highlighted on X that historical XRP performance data reveals recurring seasonal weakness during June and July of US midterm election years, referencing patterns from 2018, 2022, and the anticipated 2026 cycle. ChartNerd observed these patterns typically feature choppy consolidation phases preceding sharp corrections, with potential post-summer recoveries.
Technical Analysis Framework
XRP currently trades substantially beneath its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages located at $1.25, $1.35, and $1.56 respectively. The Relative Strength Index registers between 37–40, indicating subdued bearish momentum. The MACD histogram hovering near neutral territory suggests potential stabilization rather than imminent recovery.
The lower Bollinger Band at $1.07 represents the immediate support threshold. Breaching this level would expose $1.05 and subsequently the psychologically significant $1.00 mark.
Resistance barriers are positioned at $1.15, followed by $1.22, then $1.25. Futures open interest currently stands at $2.69 billion, representing a modest increase from the previous day’s $2.55 billion.
Ripple secured preliminary approval for a Crypto Asset Service Provider license from Luxembourg’s Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulatory framework on Tuesday. The authorization remains provisional and contingent upon satisfying additional regulatory requirements.





