【Crypto World】 Recently, there's an interesting phenomenon—XRP's ETF managed assets have already surged to $1.71 billion, with funds continuously flowing in, but the price reaction has been quite lukewarm. Currently, XRP is hovering around $2, having retreated from the January high of $2.39.
Look at these numbers: a 1.6% drop in the past 24 hours, and a total decline of 32% this month—sounds pretty grim. But from the 14-day chart, it has actually increased by 10%, so short-term volatility is quite high.
There's an intriguing logic here. This year, the rise in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices is largely driven by ETF fund inflows, which no one denies. As an established coin, XRP is also attracting ETF funds—could it be experiencing a similar delayed reaction? That is, funds come in first, and the price catches up later.
But the key question is—can XRP break through $3 this month? Currently, it's still uncertain. If it can break through smoothly, XRP's story this year will be even more exciting; if not, we might have to wait for the next opportunity. The ETF scale is there, the fundamentals are solid—it's just a matter of when the market will respond.
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digital_archaeologist
· 8h ago
$1.7 billion entered the market, only resulting in a 10% increase. This delayed reaction is way too delayed...
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 12h ago
$1.7 billion poured in and still unmoved, this is outrageous. Does that mean XRP has to wait for BTC to take off first before following?
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 12h ago
*checks notes* ah yes, the classic "capital inflows without price confirmation" phase. statistically speaking, this is exactly how the 2017 alt season started before everything got absolutely rekt. fascinating pattern recognition tbh
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SerumSurfer
· 12h ago
Funds are coming in but the price isn't moving. This trick feels a bit familiar... Wait, is XRP about to be dumped again by Ripple?
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MintMaster
· 12h ago
All the funds have come in, but the price is still falling. This is quite awkward... I feel like XRP is waiting for some opportunity.
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ser_ngmi
· 12h ago
1.7 billion entered the market, but the price is still lying low. This is unbelievable... Could it be that XRP is planning to delay its upward move?
XRP ETF size surpasses $1.7 billion, but the price hovers around $2—will this delayed rally come?
【Crypto World】 Recently, there's an interesting phenomenon—XRP's ETF managed assets have already surged to $1.71 billion, with funds continuously flowing in, but the price reaction has been quite lukewarm. Currently, XRP is hovering around $2, having retreated from the January high of $2.39.
Look at these numbers: a 1.6% drop in the past 24 hours, and a total decline of 32% this month—sounds pretty grim. But from the 14-day chart, it has actually increased by 10%, so short-term volatility is quite high.
There's an intriguing logic here. This year, the rise in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices is largely driven by ETF fund inflows, which no one denies. As an established coin, XRP is also attracting ETF funds—could it be experiencing a similar delayed reaction? That is, funds come in first, and the price catches up later.
But the key question is—can XRP break through $3 this month? Currently, it's still uncertain. If it can break through smoothly, XRP's story this year will be even more exciting; if not, we might have to wait for the next opportunity. The ETF scale is there, the fundamentals are solid—it's just a matter of when the market will respond.