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According to recent analyses, Bitcoin (BTC) is under pressure not just from a drop in price but from broader structural headwinds that are sapping demand and liquidity in the market.
Key factors behind the slump:
Institutional interest is cooling: Spot‑Bitcoin ETFs have seen sustained outflows, rather than inflows, undermining what had been a major source of capital for BTC.
Liquidity and macro pressures: Global monetary tightening, shifting central‑bank policies and rising interest rates are weighing on risk assets and crypto is no exception.
Structural exhaustion: Analysts argue that demand is simply “tapped out” at current price levels many long‑term holders are realizing gains, creating a persistent supply overhang.
For now, Bitcoin’s ability to recover hinges on fresh catalysts new institutional money, macroeconomic stability, or renewed investor confidence. Until then, the structural weaknesses may continue to keep demand muted.
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XRP spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen strong capital inflows in early December, highlighting a surge in institutional demand for the token. According to recent data, U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded another $67.74 million of net new investment, pushing cumulative assets under management (AUM) very close to the $1 billion milestone.
These funds have now logged 13+ consecutive days of net inflows since launching last month a streak that has outpaced many Bitcoin- and Ethereum-based funds in their early days.
For investors and the broader crypto market, this trend may signal growing confidence in XRP as a mainstream crypto asset. With inflows mounting, liquidity improving, and institutional participation rising, many are watching to see if this momentum could translate into renewed price action and broader adoption.
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The post Exclusive: Expert Says Double-Digit XRP Price ‘Unrealistic’ as ETFs Hit $1 Billion appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
XRP exchange-traded funds have gathered more than $1 billion in assets only a couple of weeks after going live, a pace that many in the market say is unusually fast for new financial products. Five issuers — Bitwise, Canary, Franklin Templeton, Grayscale and Rex Osprey — launched their funds in staggered phases and still managed to pull in strong inflows within just 11 to 12 trading days. At today’s prices, the ETFs now hold about 473 million XRP, locked inside these investment vehicles.
Despite the size of the inflows, the story has barely made its way to everyday investors. Some experts say this shows how unaware most people still are of crypto ETFs, even as Wall Street moves quickly to adopt them. 
Others say interest could grow if regulatory clarity improves in the U.S., especially now that Ripple’s legal dispute has ended and new policy proposals like the Clarity Act are gaining attention.
Strong ETF Demand Meets Weak Price
Even with the rapid growth of these funds, XRP’s price has struggled. The token is fighting to stay above $2.03, with sellers consistently pushing it lower. 
In an interview with Coinpedia, Nischal Shetty, Co-founder of Shardeum, said that expecting XRP to reach double-digit levels based only on ETF demand is unrealistic. He explained that early flows into new crypto ETFs usually come from short-term traders, not long-term institutions. Larger investors, he said, look for real-world settlement volumes, reliable liquidity and clear regulation before making major allocations.
“Purely ETF-driven double-digit pricing is unrealistic. ETF access improves liquidity and distribution, but it doesn’t replace utility. Sustainable value comes from real settlement demand, enterprise adoption,consistent volumes and regulatory acceptance,” he said.
Shetty added that ETFs can improve access, but they cannot replace the utility that gives a payments token long-term value.
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XRP exchange-traded funds have gathered more than $1 billion in assets only a couple of weeks after going live, a pace that many in the market say is unusually fast for new financial products. Five issuers — Bitwise, Canary, Franklin Templeton, Grayscale and Rex Osprey — launched their funds in staggered phases and still managed to pull in strong inflows within just 11 to 12 trading days. At today’s prices, the ETFs now hold about 473 million XRP, locked inside these investment vehicles.
Despite the size of the inflows, the story has barely made its way to everyday investors. Some experts say this shows how unaware most people still are of crypto ETFs, even as Wall Street moves quickly to adopt them. 
Others say interest could grow if regulatory clarity improves in the U.S., especially now that Ripple’s legal dispute has ended and new policy proposals like the Clarity Act are gaining attention.
Strong ETF Demand Meets Weak Price
Even with the rapid growth of these funds, XRP’s price has struggled. The token is fighting to stay above $2.03, with sellers consistently pushing it lower. 
In an interview with Coinpedia, Nischal Shetty, Co-founder of Shardeum, said that expecting XRP to reach double-digit levels based only on ETF demand is unrealistic. He explained that early flows into new crypto ETFs usually come from short-term traders, not long-term institutions. Larger investors, he said, look for real-world settlement volumes, reliable liquidity and clear regulation before making major allocations.
“Purely ETF-driven double-digit pricing is unrealistic. ETF access improves liquidity and distribution, but it doesn’t replace utility. Sustainable value comes from real settlement demand, enterprise adoption,consistent volumes and regulatory acceptance,” he said.
Shetty added that ETFs can improve access, but they cannot replace the utility that gives a payments token long-term value.

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