🚨JUST IN: 21Shares just filed for #XRP ETF with SEC. The SEC has 20 days to respond, meaning it could go live by Nov 27 if unchallenged. #XRPPriceUpdate

Cryptocurrency Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP Maintain Stability as ETF Fund Flows Resume. Bitcoin price remains stable above $101,000 on Friday amid continued exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows. Ethereum stays above $3,300 thanks to steady retail demand and signs of renewed institutional interest. XRP holds support at $2.18, but the Death Cross pattern highlights weak technical structure. Bitcoin (BTC) has stabilized above $101,000 as of this report on Friday, amid improved sentiment in the broader crypto market, with renewed institutional demand. Meanwhile, altcoins including Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) are holding short-term support levels. - Focused Data: Bitcoin and Ethereum stability with renewed institutional demand and fragmentation. Bitcoin ETF funds have recovered after six consecutive days of decline. According to data from SoSoValue, US Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of approximately $240 million on Thursday, bringing total inflows to $60.52 billion and total net assets to $135.43 billion. The BlackRock IBIT fund leads net inflows with just over $112 million, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC fund with around $62 million, and 21Shares’ ARKB fund with about $60 million. The recovery of exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows is a key indicator of improved market sentiment in crypto. It’s important to monitor the performance of Bitcoin-related ETFs in the coming days to assess the level of institutional interest. Bitcoin ETF trading volume chart | Source: SoSoValue Ethereum also saw modest inflows from ETFs, totaling around $12.5 million, increasing total net inflows to $13.91 billion and net assets to $21.75 million. Three out of nine ETFs listed in the US recorded inflows, while one ETF (ETHE) managed by Grayscale ( recorded outflows of $3.53 million. The remaining ETFs showed no significant inflow or outflow. Ethereum ETF flow chart | Source: SoSoValue Ethereum’s open interest (OI) has stabilized, with the average open interest for futures contracts reaching $38.96 billion on Thursday, up from $38.1 billion the previous day. This stability is crucial to rebuilding investor confidence after a prolonged risk-avoidance period since debt reduction on October 10. Additionally, the steady increase in open interest indicates investor readiness to return and a higher risk appetite. Ethereum futures open interest chart | Source: CoinGlass Meanwhile, retail demand for XRP remains significantly low, with futures contract OI value stable at $3.37 billion on Thursday, down from $3.54 billion the day before. OI has decreased by 69% from the peak of $10.94 billion in mid-July, after XRP reached its all-time high of $3.66. Investors lack confidence in XRP’s short-term recovery and sustained rebound. XRP futures open interest chart | Source: CoinGlass

$PI From October 1st to now this month. BTC fell by 11%, ETH fell by 20%, XRP fell by 23%, PI fell by 17%, so overall it can be considered relatively stable. Stop whining all day, you still lose when trading other coins.