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XRP slides to $1.32 as sellers outweigh exchange outflows   XRP fell to a 15‑week low near $1.32 before stabilizing, as repeated waves of selling continued to cap rebound attempts—even while on-chain and fund-flow data point to tokens leaving exchanges.   What to know  $XRP XRP hit a 15‑week low around $1.32, with sellers consistently overpowering recovery moves.   More than 25 million XRP moved off exchanges, and spot XRP ETFs have attracted roughly $1.42B in cumulative inflows—signals typically associated with accumulation.   Despite those supportive flows, the downtrend remains intact, suggesting sellers still control short-term price action.   Traders are focused on support near $1.31 and resistance around $1.34:   A break below $1.31 could open downside targets near $1.28, then $1.20.   A reclaim of $1.34 could trigger a quick move toward $1.37–$1.40.   News background   After a large exchange inflow earlier in the week, over 25 million XRP later left exchanges, implying some buyers used the dip to move holdings into longer-term storage.   Spot XRP ETFs posted additional inflows, lifting cumulative flows to about $1.42B, though that demand hasn’t yet been strong enough to flip the trend.   Leverage was largely flushed in May, with many higher-risk long positions already liquidated as XRP rebounded from the $1.28 area.   Price action summary   $XRP slid from $1.3384 to $1.3208, marking a 15‑week low during the session.   The key breakdown occurred on 55.03 million in volume, pushing price through support near $1.3320.   Selling pressure later extended toward $1.314 before a modest bounce helped XRP stabilize. #XRP15WeekLow #CryptoAttacksDrop90PctInMay #ECBDigitalEuroStablecoinAnswer #Xrp🔥🔥