🚨 $XRP slipping under $2 definitely caught attention , especially since it happened while ETF demand has been strong. In just a few weeks, spot XRP ETFs have already seen close to $1B in inflows, so on paper, interest hasn’t gone anywhere.

But price doesn’t move just because money is coming in. It moves on structure. 😉

From a chart perspective, $XRP had been leaning weak for a while. Momentum was fading, support was getting tested again and again, and once that $2 level finally broke, buyers didn’t really defend it. That usually tells you the confidence there was thinner than it looked. 🫡

Looking lower, on-chain data doesn’t show much support until around $1.90, and even that area isn’t very thick. The next zone that actually matters sits closer to $1.75–$1.80. If things get messy, the market naturally starts thinking about a deeper reset toward the $1.60–$1.40 range.

This isn’t the market rejecting ETFs. It’s just how price behaves when structure breaks. Flows help build long-term strength, but in the short term, levels still matter, and right now $XRP is searching for one that buyers are willing to defend. 💛

I personally still believe in long term growth of #XRP because of that real utility and retail accumulation happening, why would retails buy when the price is going down? 🫡