💰 $1.7B Entered XRP ETFs - But Price Is Still Far From Its ATH I went through CoinPaper’s breakdown, and the interesting part is the gap between institutional demand and price performance. U.S. spot $XRP ETFs have attracted around $1.71B in historical net inflows, while XRP still trades near $1.33 - about 64% below the $3.65 ATH used in the comparison. That may look strange at first, but ETF demand is only one part of the market. Existing holders can still sell, derivatives can add pressure, and broader sentiment around $BTC can easily affect how much capital reaches large-cap alts. This week showed that clearly. XRP moved lower after the CLARITY Act vote failed to advance, even though ETF exposure remained substantial. In other words, institutional access is there - but it doesn’t automatically overpower every other source of supply. 👀 What I’d watch now is whether ETF inflows keep building while price stays relatively flat. We’ve seen with $BTC that access through ETFs and price performance don’t always move in a straight line. For XRP, Wall Street demand is becoming easier to measure. The bigger question is whether that demand eventually starts showing up more clearly in price. Not financial advice. Always DYOR. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #XRP