- XRP attracts inflows despite $288M in weekly crypto fund outflows.
- US investors drive redemptions while Europe posts selective inflows.
- XRP tests 44 EMA as analysts weigh capitulation versus rebound.
Digital asset funds recorded their fifth straight week of outflows, yet XRP attracted fresh capital during the broader market pullback. While Bitcoin and Ethereum absorbed heavy redemptions, XRP posted modest inflows and maintained investor attention.
Regional divergence shaped flows, as US investors drove most withdrawals. Meanwhile, select European markets added exposure. Analysts now debate whether XRP prepares for a deeper correction or long-term expansion.
Regional Flows Show Diverging Sentiment
According to CoinShares data, crypto investment products lost $288 million last week, extending a negative streak across global funds. Bitcoin led the decline with $215 million in outflows. Ethereum followed, pushing combined withdrawals beyond $250 million.
However, XRP resisted the broader selling trend and recorded a modest inflow. Significantly, the United States accounted for $347 million in total withdrawals. This heavy selling reflected persistent caution among American investors.
Besides, European markets showed a different stance. Switzerland, Canada, and Germany attracted over $50 million in combined inflows. Consequently, global positioning appears fragmented rather than uniformly bearish.
Despite XRP inflows, price action remains under pressure. XRP trades at $1.36 with a daily decline near 2%. The token also fell almost 9% over the past week. Market capitalization stands above $82 billion, supported by a circulating supply of 61 billion tokens.
Structure at a Critical Test
Technical analyst EGRAG CRYPTO focuses on the monthly 44 EMA as a pivotal level. He describes the zone as a historical pain area during corrective phases.
If XRP closes below the 44 EMA, he anticipates a liquidity sweep toward $0.65–$0.85. That move would mark a final capitulation scenario.
However, if price holds the 44 EMA, XRP could rebound toward $2.20. He views that level as a potential relief rally rather than a sustained bull run.
Additionally, a confirmed close above $2.20–$2.30 would signal renewed bullish continuation. Hence, analysts classify the short-term outlook as neutral to bearish. Nevertheless, longer-term momentum remains structurally bullish if support holds.
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