Why is XRP holding above US$1.10 important?

The US$1.10 level has become a key support zone after XRP's recent sell-off. Holding above it suggests buyers are still defending the price, while a break below could increase the risk of a move towards the psychological US$1.00 level.

What is driving inflows into XRP investment products?

XRP-linked investment products attracted another US$6.75 million in inflows, bringing cumulative ETF-related inflows to about US$1.44 billion. This suggests institutional investors continue showing interest in XRP despite recent price weakness.

Why isn't XRP rising more despite strong ETF inflows?

While institutional money continues entering XRP products, broader market sentiment remains cautious. Traders appear reluctant to build large bullish positions as XRP remains near multi-month lows and below major technical resistance levels.

What does the XRP Ledger upgrade on June 15 mean for investors?

The XRP Ledger's version 3.2.0 upgrade is expected to reduce server memory requirements by roughly 40% and rebrand the core software from "rippled" to "xrpld." Lower infrastructure costs could improve network efficiency and support long-term ecosystem growth.

What does the surge in XRP futures volume tell traders?

Futures trading volume climbed to around US$5 billion, indicating increased market activity and trader engagement. However, low open interest suggests many participants are repositioning existing trades rather than opening new long-term bullish positions.

Is XRP still in a downtrend?

Yes. Despite recovering above US$1.10, XRP remains below its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages. This means the broader technical structure still favours sellers until stronger resistance levels are reclaimed.

How did XRP perform compared with the broader crypto market?

XRP gained about 1% during the session, but it underperformed major crypto benchmarks by nearly two percentage points. This indicates investors currently prefer larger cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, which have recovered more strongly.

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XRP ETF inflows hit $1.44B as support holds

Written by Heidi Cuthbert Published Jun 11, 2026, 5:39 AM

XRP remained above the US$1.10 level during the past 24 hours as institutional inflows continued, although the token underperformed Bitcoin and much of the broader cryptocurrency market.

XRP-linked investment products attracted a further US$6.75 million in inflows, taking cumulative ETF inflows to approximately US$1.44 billion as institutional interest remained resilient despite recent price weakness.

The token rose about 1% to US$1.1141 after recovering from lows near US$1.11, with heavy late-session trading briefly pushing XRP above US$1.12 before momentum faded.

Futures trading volume climbed to roughly US$5 billion, although open interest remained near cycle lows, indicating traders are actively repositioning rather than building strong long-term conviction.

The upcoming XRP Ledger version 3.2.0 upgrade on June 15 is expected to reduce server memory requirements by around 40% while rebranding the network’s core software from “rippled” to “xrpld”.

Despite signs of stabilisation, XRP remains below its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages, leaving the broader technical structure tilted in favour of sellers.

Traders are closely watching support between US$1.05 and US$1.10 and resistance between US$1.12 and US$1.1352, while a move above US$1.26 would significantly improve the chart outlook and shift focus towards the US$1.30-US$1.40 range.

At the time of reporting, XRP price was $1.11.

XRP ETF inflows hit $1.44B as support holds

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