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Institutional investors bought more Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP last week, with crypto funds recording another week of net inflows. This provides a bullish outlook for these crypto assets, especially as they look to bounce from last week’s crash. Institutional Investors Accumulate Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP CoinShares’ report revealed that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP saw net inflows of $2.67 billion, $338 million, and $61.6 million, respectively. This came as crypto funds recorded $3.17 billion in inflows last week, bringing their year-to-date (YTD) inflows to $48.7 billion. Specifically, BTC, ETH, and XRP now have YTD inflows of $30.2 billion, $13.9 billion, and $1.8 billion, respectively. Meanwhile, the increased inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum over XRP last week mark a turnaround, as these institutions at some point accumulated more XRP than the top two cryptos by market cap. This was the case two weeks ago when XRP saw a net inflow of $93.1 million while BTC and ETH recorded outflows of $719 million and $409.4 million, respectively. The net inflows into Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP last week came despite the crypto market crash triggered by Donald Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on China. CoinShares revealed that there was little reaction to the development, as crypto funds saw about $159 million in outflows on Friday when Trump announced it. CoinShares also noted that, despite the hype around upcoming XRP ETF launches, inflows into XRP funds have slowed, as institutional investors pay more attention to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Notably, BTC and ETH have seen more inflows since the U.S. government shutdown began. Institutional investors are believed to be moving into Bitcoin, especially as a safety net amid macro uncertainty, a trade which has been described as the ‘debasement trade.’ The increased inflows into the Bitcoin funds were one of the factors that contributed to a rally to a new all-time high (ATH) above $126,000 earlier this month. However, BTC has since lost all these gains thanks to the tariff announcement last week. BTC and ETH Start This Week With Outflows SoSoValue data shows that the Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have started this week with outflows, possibly stemming from last week’s tariff announcement. The BTC ETFs recorded $326.52 million in daily net outflows on October 13. BlackRock was the only fund issuer that recorded inflows on the day, taking in $60.36 million. Meanwhile, the ETH ETFs recorded daily net outflows of $428.52 million. BlackRock’s ETH fund recorded the largest outflows, with $310.13 million flowing out of the fund. Other funds also recorded outflows or zero flows. If the trend sustains, it could present a setback for these crypto assets as they look to bounce from last week’s market crash.

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CME XRP futures reached record activity in Q3 2025, trading 476,000 contracts for about $23.7 billion notional and peaking at $1.4 billion open interest; XRP options launched Oct. 13 and

Trading for the new contracts officially opened on October 14, broadening institutional investors’ ability to hedge or speculate on two […] The post Solana and XRP Get Options Trading on CME, Deepening Market Liquidity appeared first on Coindoo.

According to the latest news reports, analyst Nate Geraci has said that once the U.S. government shutdown ends, the resolution could trigger a massive surge in approvals for crypto ETF launches, most especially the spot XRP ETF. Sharing his thoughts in a recent tweet, Geraci said...

With the SEC set to decide on several spot XRP ETF applications this month, attention is turning to whether approvals could revive XRP’s sluggish price performance. XRP ETFs are approaching a key moment as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission…

The XRP market has witnessed an unexpected shakeup over the past few days, with Open Interest (OI) plunging over 50% in just one weekend. According to data from Coinglass, XRP’s futures open interest dropped to approximately $4.22 billion as of October 14. This sharp decline signals a negative shift in market sentiment, raising the question about whether XRP’s recent price recovery can hold amid shrinking derivatives activity. XRP Open Interest On Exchanges Crashes 50% The data from Coinglass paints a clear picture of massive deleveraging across the XRP futures market. From September until October 10, XRP’s open interest consistently fluctuated between $7 billion and $9 million, indicating heightened speculative activity. Related Reading: Here’s How High The XRP Price Would Be With The Market Cap Of Bitcoin However, on October 11, the asset’s open interest crashed from $8.36 billion to $5.12 billion within 24 hours, representing a staggering 38.7% decline. Since then, the total open interest across exchanges has continued to trend downward, settling around $4.22 billion after crashing 50% from $8.36 billion on October 10. Binance, the largest exchange for XRP derivatives, mirrored this dramatic correction. Its open interest plummeted from $1.3 billion on October 8 to $607.21 million by October 14, marking a 53.4% collapse. The first major sign of stress appeared when open interest on Binance dropped from $1.27 billion on October 10 to $882.39 million on October 11, marking a roughly 30% loss overnight. Since that steep decline, the exchange has seen little sign of renewed speculative appetite. Notably, the decline in XRP exchange open interest coincided with its weekend price crash, when it fell from $2.4 to as low as $0.8 in a single day before rebounding above $1.5. Although XRP has since recovered to $2.46 as of writing, open interest continues to spiral downwards, reflecting a deep shift in market sentiment toward caution and fear. This also suggests that the current XRP price rally is driven more by spot buyers than leveraged traders, indicating that traders who shorted the market are being forced to buy back their positions. XRP Price Rally Hinges On $2.65 Breakout On the technical front, XRP’s daily chart on Binance suggests that the cryptocurrency may be nearing a critical turning point. According to crypto analyst Matthew Dixon, XRP bulls are now testing the $2.65 resistance zone after a significant corrective pattern. Related Reading: Zach Rector Pits XRP Against The Rest Of The Market – Here Are The Results The analyst’s chart shows that XRP’s recent price action completed a large WXY corrective wave, followed by a sharp rebound from its weekend low. Currently, the cryptocurrency is trading above $2.45, struggling to sustain momentum above the key $2.65 barrier. The analyst has indicated that a successful breakout and retest of this key resistance level could trigger rapid price acceleration, potentially driving XRP toward new all-time highs. Featured image from Adobe Stock, chart from Tradingview.com

XRP has faced another massive capitulation event during the crypto tariff crash a few days ago, after failing to sustain its previous support levels. Despite some attempts to stabilize, the asset remains under pressure as both the XRP/USDT and XRP/BTC pairs reflect weakness in trend and structure. Technical Analysis By Shayan The USDT Pair On the USDT pair, XRP has broken below the falling wedge pattern that had been forming since August, invalidating the previous bullish setup. The market even dropped to as low as $1.25 (on some exchanges) but recovered above $2.00 on the crash day. The price is now testing the lower boundary of the long-term ascending channel shown in green, while sitting just above a key support zone near $2.00. The 100-day and 200-day moving averages have turned into resistance levels, with the RSI hovering around 36, signaling lingering bearish pressure. If the current structure fails to hold, XRP could drop toward the $2.00 area and even lower toward $1.25 in the coming weeks, signalling the beginning of a bear market. On the upside, reclaiming the $2.70 zone would be the first sign of renewed strength. The BTC Pair The XRP/BTC pair shows the massive magnitude of the flash crash, as the price has dropped from around 2,000 SAT to 700 SAT and rebounded in a day, leaving an enormous wick. The pair now trades just above the 2,000 SAT support zone, but both the 100-day and 200-day moving averages are sloping down from above, confirming bearish market structure. Meanwhile, the RSI has slightly recovered from deep oversold levels but remains below 40, suggesting limited bullish momentum for now. If the 2,000 SAT level fails to hold, the next strong support sits near the 1,500 SAT order block. On the contrary, a recovery above 2,500 SAT would be needed to confirm any meaningful reversal. The post Ripple Price Analysis: Key XRP Support Levels to Watch If Another Crash Occurs appeared first on CryptoPotato .

XRP is plotted above its long-term trend line, which proves a long-term bullish cycle and a great investor confidence and market activity. Trading volume surged 11.8% to $9.88B as XRP climbed 8.26% to $2.59, signaling accumulation and renewed market strength. The between levels o...