XRP’s $1 billion ETF record is misleading, and one hidden flow metric explains why price remains stagnant via @andjelaradmilac

Good morning! The market didn't collapse during the holidays. In short: the market slightly went long, but nothing heroic. There is a rebound, the mood is a bit more upbeat, but the key resistances remain the same. Here, the US and Venezuela are still involved... Crypto down? Or will we hold? #BTC 🔼Support: 88.3k → 86.0k 🔽Resistance: 91k → 92.5k Right now, we have an interesting picture, we've been in a sideways trend for a very long time. 90k is an important level. #ETH 🔼Support: 2,970 → 2,870 🔽Resistance: 3,150 → 3,230 Ether has revived, but the key zones are still above. #SOL 🔼Support: 125 → 120 🔽Resistance: 135 → 140 There is movement, need to consolidate above 130. #XRP 🔼Support: 1.93→ 1.88 🔽Resistance: 2.1 → 2.15 Good breakout, if we consolidate above $2, it will be very good. #BNB 🔼Support: 870 → 850 🔽Resistance: 900 → 930 As always, stable. The simple summary: long was, no breakout. For now, the market is just testing who missed the buttons during the holidays.

XRP Spot ETF Continues Strong Momentum. According to the latest data, on January 2nd, Eastern Time, the total net inflow of XRP spot ETFs for the day reached $13.59 million. Among them, Franklin's XRP ETF product XRPZ performed the best, with a single-day net inflow of $9.72 million, setting a new high. More notably, since its launch, the cumulative net inflow of this product has exceeded $243 million, indicating a continued increase in institutional investors' demand for XRP asset allocation.