XRP’s 80-Week Inflow Streak Crashes—Brace for Downside Pressure
After 80 straight weeks of inflows, XRP hits a wall—and the market isn’t forgiving. The digital asset, once a darling of the ’fast-and-loose’ crypto crowd, now faces its first real test of 2025.
No more free rides. With the streak snapped, traders are eyeing exits—because nothing fuels panic like a broken trendline in a market that runs on hopium.
Funny how ’decentralized finance’ still dances to the tune of herd psychology. Maybe Wall Street’s not so different after all.
XRP price analysis. Credit: crypto.news
The Bollinger Bands show price hugging the lower band, indicating increased volatility and the potential for a breakout, though the direction remains uncertain. Further declines toward the 200-day simple moving average at $2.26 may be possible if XRP is unable to maintain above the 100-day SMA, which is around $2.28.
Although there is still long-term institutional interest in XRP, its short-term trend warns of caution. A break below current support levels could accelerate losses, especially if capital rotation into other altcoins continues.