XRP Spot ETF has seen a net inflow of over 1 billion for 25 consecutive days, why is it still tightly held down by the $2 resistance level?

Question

[Coin World] A recent interesting phenomenon: the US Spot XRP ETF has achieved net inflow for 25 consecutive days, totaling over $1.07 billion, with an inflow of $13 million on December 19 alone. But what about the price of XRP? It is still hovering around $1.92, unable to break through the key resistance level of $2.

From a technical perspective, the signals are actually quite good—MACD has already shown a bullish crossover, which is usually considered a positive signal. But the problem is that, although institutions and investors are buying in through ETFs, the selling pressure on the market still exists, creating a standoff between the two sides at this position.

If there are no clear catalysts in the next phase (such as policy support, major applications landing, or changes in market sentiment), XRP is likely to fall into consolidation and may even drop to around $1.80 to seek new support. Funds are flowing in, but the market is still waiting for answers.

BearMarketBard · Accepted Answer

Money keeps coming in, but the price just can't break through $2. This is called a deadlock. Institutions are buying, but retail investors are selling, both sides are choking each other.

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MACD is bullish, so what? The resistance level is a tough wall. Unless there's a major catalyst, we're just waiting to die.

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Net inflow of over 1 billion in 25 days, yet it can't push down the price? That's ridiculous. The selling pressure is just too fierce.

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It feels like XRP is stuck here. If it can't break $2, it will slide down. Coins that can't find a new story are all like this.

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Are institutions really building positions? It feels more like they're just taking over, and the MACD signals have fooled me too many times.

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Consolidation is a nice way to put it. In plain terms, no one dares to take the other side.

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What are you waiting for? The $2 level is a dead end. Without policy support, who dares to push higher?

ser_ngmi · Answer

Funds have come in, but the price still can&#39;t go up, this is a typical case of the market maker accumulating. The $2 barrier may only be broken with major news.

WalletWhisperer · Answer

the whale wallets are accumulating but the retail desperation at $2 is almost... predictable. pattern's too clean tbh, institutional inflows disguising what's really happening at the address level. someone's still dumping into strength, and nobody wants to admit it yet.

MemeTokenGenius · Answer

It&#39;s the same old trap again, funds have come in but the price is still lifeless, $2 feels like an iron wall.

Let&#39;s wait and see if it can break through, it feels like it&#39;s just missing a breakout point.

XRP has been pressed down too hard, even institutional buy orders can&#39;t hold it up.

At this rate, it might really drop back to $1.80, it&#39;s tiring.

Consolidation? I see it more like bottoming out, anyway, I&#39;m optimistic.

POAPlectionist · Answer

Money has come in but the prices are still stuck; this is the absurdity of the current crypto world, institutions are buying the dip while retail investors are fleeing for their lives.

XRP Spot ETF has seen a net inflow of over 1 billion for 25 consecutive days, why is it still tightly held down by the $2 resistance level?

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