Just noticed something interesting about XRP lately. The number of wallets holding at least 1 million XRP has been climbing again, which is a pretty solid signal if you ask me. There's been this pattern where these mega holders keep accumulating, and it feels like we're seeing another uptick in that trend. With over 7.7 million active addresses in the XRP ecosystem right now, the distribution of large holders matters. I've been tracking this for a while now, and whenever you see whales stacking up like this, it usually suggests some conviction behind the move. Could be nothing, but worth keeping an eye on if you're following XRP closely.

While Solana shows resistance, a rotation has started in the market. In recent days, there have been significant outflows from Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP spot ETFs in the ABD — it appears that institutions are reducing their positions rather than buying at these dip levels. Bitcoin ETFs saw a daily outflow of $133 million, and Ethereum products also lost $42 million. But what’s interesting here is that Solana spot ETFs broke the trend with a $2.4 million inflow. Bitcoin funds hold a total of more than $83 billion in assets—about 6% of Bitcoin’s total market value. The Ethereum side is similar as well, with a pool of around $11 billion. XRP, on the other hand, is smaller, at just over $1 billion. With Ethereum trading below $2,000, downward pressure continues. In my view, this inflow into Solana shows that investors haven’t completely exited the crypto sector—they’re simply moving their positions elsewhere. With ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty and strengthening of the U.S. dollar, ETF flows reveal in real time which assets institutions still believe in. Some altcoin ETFs, such as Chainlink, also saw marginal inflows, but the overall picture continues in the form of selective exposure. In other words, it’s not a complete exit—more like a rotation.

I have been watching XRP moving quite flat lately. The price is around $1.35 right now, trapped in that range between $1.34 and $1.40 that they mention. It seems that every time it tries to go up to $1.44, it hits sellers who reject it. Trading volume has dropped significantly, so traders are waiting to see what happens before making big moves. The interesting thing is that while the price remains in this sideways range, activity on the XRP Ledger is growing. I saw that daily transactions reached 2.7 million and there are about $461 million in real-world assets tokenized on the network. That suggests there are things happening at the usage level, even though the market hasn't reflected it in the price yet. Technically, the range remains the key. If XRP maintains that support at $1.34-$1.35, it will probably consolidate before trying to break toward $1.44 or even $1.50 if volume returns. But if it falls below $1.34, we would be looking at the next support zone lower at $1.30-$1.32. For now, everything depends on whether traders decide to break this range or if we stay in this limbo. Liquidity remains limited overall, so any movement could be quick when it finally happens.