XRP holds near $1.14 despite weak volume

• XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) recovered from session lows near US$1.11 but struggled to break above resistance at US$1.13–1.14.
• Muted trading volume left traders waiting for stronger confirmation before a sustained breakout.
• Investors continue monitoring ETF inflows, regulatory developments and key technical resistance levels.

XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) rebounded from a session low near US$1.11 but remained below the US$1.13–1.14 resistance zone as weak trading volume limited momentum.

The token extended last week's recovery attempt after buyers defended lower prices, but traders continued watching whether the US$1.13–1.14 range would become support or remain a barrier to further gains.

Several technical analysts said improving chart patterns, including bullish divergence from the US$1.02 low and a possible Elliott Wave structure, still require a confirmed move above resistance.

Market participants are also monitoring the US$1.14–1.18 range, which analysts identified as the next resistance area along XRP's longer-term descending trendline, while recent delays to the CLARITY Act removed a potential near-term regulatory catalyst.

XRP remained below key breakout levels at the time of reporting, and there was no confirmed breakout because trading volume remained subdued.

XRP spot exchange-traded funds recorded a ninth consecutive week of net inflows, attracting US$17.19 million despite ongoing regulatory uncertainty surrounding digital assets.

The combination of steady ETF inflows and improving technical signals has kept traders focused on XRP, although analysts said stronger buying volume will be needed to confirm any sustained move above US$1.14.

At the time of reporting, XRP price was $1.13.