XRP Sticks to $1.4 as ETF Fizzles-Truth’ll Bite You!

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XRP (XRP) traded near $1.4 on March 25, treading a tight fence and never straying far from its recent support line.

“After a month of being turned down by resistance, it seems far more likely that XRP needs lower support ($1.09 / $0.87) before any real trend shift takes place.”

He went on to argue XRP is trading within an ABC sub‑wave inside a larger Wave 2 structure, with Wave 3 possibly bringing deeper losses before a recovery attempt can get on the rails.

XRP ETF Flows Turn Negative in March

March 2026 marked XRP’s first net outflow month since spot ETFs launched in late 2025, according to SoSoValue data. XRP spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $30.12 million during the month, a sharp reversal from the strong pace seen after launch.

The monthly trend displayed a dramatic slowdown in demand. XRP ETFs posted $666 million in net inflows in November 2025, followed by $499 million in December. January dropped to $15 million, February recovered to $58 million, and March twisted the needle into negative territory. The products had also gone 35 straight trading days without an outflow before that streak ended.

Elsewhere, while XRP price stayed under pressure, Ripple continued to press its payments business forward. As previously reported, the company is working with supply chain finance firm Unloq to test a trade finance model on the XRP Ledger through BLOOM, a sandbox run by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

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2026-03-25 14:28