XRP recua em meio a saídas de ETFs e تستem o patamar de US$ 1

A XRP remained under selling pressure during the past week, falling 18.44% over seven days and testing the importance of the US$ 1 area. Live data put the token at US$ 1.073, although it had recovered 3.00% over the previous 24 hours. That short-term bounce followed the larger weekly decline and does not yet erase the period of losses.

US spot XRP ETFs recorded net outflows of US$529,510 last week, according to CoinJournal. The figure interrupted a sequence of two consecutive weeks with positive institutional flows. Crypto.news also cited ETF withdrawals as part of the backdrop, describing the combination of fund redemptions, sustained selling and weak sentiment as obstacles for XRP.

The outlets presented slightly different market snapshots rather than conflicting assessments. CoinJournal reported XRP near US$ 1.09 on Monday after a weekly decline of more than 10%. Crypto.news, using its November 11 data, showed the token around US$ 1.06 and down more than 3% over 24 hours. Both placed the asset close to US$ 1, where sustained losses could make the psychological level more relevant to traders.

The broader crypto market was moving in the opposite direction from XRP’s weekly performance. Total market capitalization stood at US$2.53 trillion, while Bitcoin gained 1.12% over 24 hours. The Fear & Greed index was at 29, corresponding to Fear, indicating a cautious market backdrop even as the overall capitalization remained broadly higher.

For XRP, the immediate focus is whether the recent 24-hour recovery can continue alongside the ETF flows and the US$ 1 level. The latest data show a rebound from the seven-day loss, but the week’s outflow and negative performance leave the broader short-term direction unresolved. Market participants may therefore watch both institutional demand and whether the token holds above the psychological threshold as additional data arrive.