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XRP Stalls Near $1.50 Despite $307.9M in ETF Inflows

Rising exchange deposits point to potential sell-side supply, but transfers alone do not establish that holders sold.

XRP gained more than 45% in Q3 as U.S. spot XRP ETFs drew about $307.9 million, yet it entered October near $1.50 after repeated failures around $1.70. Cumulative ETF inflows approached $1.8 billion without establishing a higher price range.

Seven-day altcoin inflow transactions to exchanges reportedly reached their highest level since October 2025. CryptoQuant described the rise in deposits as broad rather than limited to a few large wallets. Transfers can make tokens available for sale, but they do not prove selling occurred. XRP ETFs also recorded no net flow on September 29 and 30.

An hourly close above $1.54 is the first breakout test; the late-August high near $1.70 is the more consequential resistance. Support sits around $1.48 to $1.50. Until XRP holds above $1.70, ETF inflows show demand, not that buyers have cleared the supply meeting rallies.

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Frequently asked questions

  1. How much did U.S. spot XRP ETFs attract during Q3?

    They attracted about $307.9 million during Q3. Cumulative inflows approached $1.8 billion.

  2. Why have XRP ETF inflows not produced a sustained move above $1.70?

    Buying has not established a higher price range as XRP rallies have continued to meet available supply. The inflows show demand, but not that buyers have cleared sellers at higher prices.

  3. Do rising exchange deposits mean XRP holders sold?

    No. Exchange transfers can make tokens available for sale, but they do not prove a sale occurred.

  4. Which XRP price levels are the near-term tests?

    An hourly close above $1.54 is the first breakout test. Resistance near $1.70 is more consequential, while support sits around $1.48 to $1.50.

  5. What happened to XRP ETF flows on September 29 and 30?

    XRP ETFs recorded no net flow on either day. Those flat sessions do not erase the cumulative inflows, but they show that demand can vary from session to session.

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