XRP ETF inflows have topped $756 million as technical indicators on the daily chart show a bullish divergence that could presage a trend reversal. The move combines sizable institutional capital flows with short-term selling pressure and renewed market access from a major broker, creating a complex risk–reward setup for investors.
Institutional interest has concentrated in a handful of new spot XRP ETFs. Canary Capital’s XRPC, launched on 13 de nov. de 2025, accumulated about $756.26 million since inception, while a Bitwise product gathered more than $100 million shortly after debut. A REX‑Osprey listing that began on 18 de sept. de 2025 recorded $24 million in its first 90 minutes, and XRPC posted roughly $58 million in day‑one volume, including $26 million in the first 30 minutes. As of November 2025, 38 billion XRP remained locked, reducing immediate circulating supply available to markets.
Despite these inflows, price action showed a sharp short‑term reversal. Large holders reportedly sold roughly 200 million tokens within 48 hours of the XRPC launch, and the token declined about 11–12% after the ETF debut. That concentrated selling thinned liquidity around critical intraday levels and created a divergence between net ETF demand and on‑chain distribution.
Technical signals, near‑term levels, and market access for XRP
A bullish divergence has formed on the daily chart: price made lower lows while momentum indicators registered higher lows, a pattern traders view as early evidence that selling pressure is easing. (Bullish divergence: a technical condition where price falls but momentum indicators do not confirm new lows, suggesting weakening downside momentum.)
Additional momentum data show a flattening in the MACD histogram. XRP reclaimed the $2.00 mark and is testing the lower boundary of a descending channel. Immediate resistance sits between $2.06 and $2.15, with a stronger barrier at $2.20–$2.30; a decisive breach above that zone could open a path toward a retest of $2.70. Conversely, failure of supports near $2.20 or $1.90 could prolong consolidation, and some analysts warn of a deeper retreat toward $0.85 in a downside scenario.
Analysts describe the setup as a “massive bullish divergence,” noting that the pattern has preceded notable rebounds in previous cycles. That view is conditional: the technical picture improves only if selling pressure subsides and volumes confirm upward momentum.
Market access broadened on 2 de dic. de 2025 when a major traditional broker reversed a long‑standing internal policy and permitted its retail brokerage clients to trade third‑party cryptocurrency ETFs, including XRP products. The change did not involve launching an in‑house crypto fund but signals wider distribution channels for existing ETFs and could channel substantial additional demand into listed crypto products.
The combination of more than $756 million in ETF inflows and an emerging bullish divergence establishes a plausible case for a trend reversal, but concentrated whale selling and tight liquidity keep risk elevated.
