Spot XRP ETF experiences a rebound after experiencing outflows in early January. Last Friday, a total net inflow of $56.84 million was recorded over five trading days, with $15.04 million on Monday, $12.98 million on Tuesday, $10.63 million on Wednesday, a particularly strong $17.06 million on Thursday, and $1.12 million on Friday. Canary Capital's XRPC product performed outstandingly, with total assets surpassing $397 million, leading among similar products. Whales are active in the market, with a weekly purchase of over 50 million XRP, but this buying power is currently insufficient to push the price above the $2.10 mark. Based on both capital flow and institutional holdings signals, XRP market enthusiasm continues to rise, but the price still requires stronger buying support to achieve a meaningful breakout.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 14h ago
Whales are all quietly eating, so why can't the price break through 2.1... I'm a bit confused.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 14h ago
The whales are buying secretly again, but they still can't break through 2.1, it's too difficult.
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RektButSmiling
· 14h ago
Whales are frantically buying up, but why can't the price stay above 2.1... this is the real torture.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 14h ago
50 million XRP can't be absorbed within a week at 2.10... This whale's move is indeed a bit suspicious
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CodeZeroBasis
· 14h ago
Whales are疯狂吸筹 again, but the price just won't move. This is unbelievable.
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Thursday saw the strongest inflow, feeling like it's about to take off, but then it dropped on Friday.
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Over 50 million tokens couldn't break 2.1. I think only real cash can really absorb the sell-off.
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Canary's product is nearing 400 million, which is quite impressive. It seems institutions are also quietly布局.
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Funds are pouring in, but why is the price still stuck? It's so frustrating.
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To put it simply, retail investors' buying power isn't enough. We need more people to get on board for a real move.
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Net inflow this week is over 56 million, much better than early January, but whether it can break through still depends on what happens next.
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It feels like energy is being accumulated; the next wave will either be a big surge or a big drop.
Spot XRP ETF experiences a rebound after experiencing outflows in early January. Last Friday, a total net inflow of $56.84 million was recorded over five trading days, with $15.04 million on Monday, $12.98 million on Tuesday, $10.63 million on Wednesday, a particularly strong $17.06 million on Thursday, and $1.12 million on Friday. Canary Capital's XRPC product performed outstandingly, with total assets surpassing $397 million, leading among similar products. Whales are active in the market, with a weekly purchase of over 50 million XRP, but this buying power is currently insufficient to push the price above the $2.10 mark. Based on both capital flow and institutional holdings signals, XRP market enthusiasm continues to rise, but the price still requires stronger buying support to achieve a meaningful breakout.