The recent trading period, which concluded on October 16, saw $1.84 million in net withdrawals from US spot XRP ETFs. This reversal broke a 13-week streak of consistent inflows, though the impact remains relatively minor compared to the $1.47 billion in total net assets held by these funds. While Bitwise’s product saw outflows of roughly $3.01 million, these were partially offset by $3.64 million in inflows into Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ, highlighting a fragmented institutional landscape.
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XRP Recovers to $1.31 as Market Grapples with ETF Outflows
XRP climbed nearly 2% to reach $1.31, marking a modest recovery even as US spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded their first weekly net withdrawals in 14 weeks. Despite this daily gain, the asset remains under pressure, with weekly losses exceeding seven percent amid shifts in institutional demand and exchange reserves.

Simultaneously, exchange activity has raised questions about market sentiment. CryptoQuant data indicates that XRP reserves on exchanges reached 11.81 billion tokens on October 17, a level in the 99th percentile for the past year. Analyst Ali Martinez points to $1.25 as a critical support level, suggesting that holding this floor is essential for a potential rally toward $1.56. While on-chain transfer values spiked recently, technical indicators—including an RSI of 38.48—suggest that buying momentum remains thin, keeping the token in a precarious position for short-term traders.
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