XRP has been fluctuating around $1.36 recently, but the market's focus is no longer solely on spot prices. The XRP ETF listed in the United States recorded consecutive net inflows from September 8th to 10th, whereas Bitcoin ETF experienced significant net outflows during the same period, and Ethereum ETF also failed to retain funds.
There is a clear differentiation in capital flows over the three days.
Data shows that XRP ETF attracted a net inflow of $1.55 million on September 8, increased to $12.29 million on September 9, and recorded another $5.14 million on September 10, with a total inflow of $18.98 million over the three days.
In contrast, Bitcoin funds experienced a total net outflow of approximately $449.45 million during the same period. Ethereum also saw an outflow of $29.76 million on September 10th. When looking at the main categories of cryptocurrencies, Ethereum is one of the few that still maintained a net inflow of funds during this round of selling.
$1.40 remains a key level in the short term.
From a price perspective, XRP is currently hovering around $1.36, with a slight increase of about 1% in the past 24 hours, after previously falling to $1.32. Reports citing FXStreet data indicate that the 200-day moving average is around $1.36, which serves as current support.
If the price reclaims 1.40 US dollars, the next resistance level will be around 1.58 US dollars. If it breaks through further, the market will continue to focus on the 1.70 US dollar range. Only by continuously reclaiming these levels will XRP have a greater chance of testing the 2 US dollar mark again.
- Current support reference: $1.36
- Follow-up support levels below: $1.27, $1.24
- Resistance levels above: $1.40, $1.58, $1.70
ETF Requirements extended to the ninth week.
It was reported that after the data was released on September 10th, XRP ETF was on track to record a weekly net inflow for the ninth consecutive week, although the final result will still depend on the data from the last trading day of that week.
This trend is not a one-day phenomenon. Previously, in the week up to August 28th, XRP ETF attracted $110.49 million in capital inflows, setting the best single-week performance for 2026. During that period, XRP fund was also the only major crypto ETF category that maintained net inflows, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana related products all experienced capital outflows.
Large position holdings increased simultaneously.
In addition to the ETF funds, the report also mentioned that some large wallets are continuing to increase their holdings of XRP. This has led to a relatively rare situation in the current market: although XRP is still about 20% below its recent high, the positions of institutional products and some large traders are still increasing.
However, the inflow of funds does not equate to a completed price breakout. If XRP is unable to hold the support around $1.36, the market may move downward towards the 50-day moving average at $1.27, as well as the 100-day moving average around $1.24.
Overall, the current focus for XRP is whether there will be a resonance between capital flow and price performance. ETF's continuous capital absorption has already provided support signals for the market, but the price still needs to recover to $1.40, $1.58, and $1.70 respectively before it can further open up upward space.
