XRP Below $2: Strong ETF Demand, High Transactions Fail to...
XRP slides below $2 again despite strong ETF inflows and surging onchain activity as Trump's tariff threats trigger market sell-off.
XRP slides below $2 again despite strong ETF inflows and surging onchain activity as Trump's tariff threats trigger market sell-off.
Ether holds $3,000 support, as onchain and technical metrics give bulls hope for a sustained rally over the next few weeks.
Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $1.8 billion this week, but one analyst says it will take “weeks” of steady ETF buying to reverse the broader BTC trend.
Bitcoin and altcoins sold off to their underlying support levels as traders took profit and market momentum slowed, but charts suggest that dips are for buying.
Bitcoin whales are rebuying BTC, while steady inflows to the spot ETFs combine to put wind in BTC’s sails.
Multiple technical and onchain indicators suggest a potential XRP price rally toward the $2.80 mark in the coming days.
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Data shows real demand in spot markets is behind ETH’s recent rally to $3,300, and charts suggest the next stop could be $4,000.
Charts and trading volumes indicate that traders are buying the range lows in BTC and altcoins, but sellers are likely to continue taking profits at the intraday highs.
History shows XMR has repeatedly failed near record highs, risking another sharp pullback unless it decisively breaks above $500–$520.
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