Capital Flow Tracking Strategy: The longer the number of weeks of consecutive net inflows into spot ETFs, the stronger the “backstop” support from funds against price. When the price experiences a short-term pullback, but the ETF is still absorbing inflows, this kind of level is generally considered a buy-the-dip range.
In comparison to the current price: XRP is at 1.41, down 1.5% in 24 hours. XRP’s ETF has been net-buying for 10 consecutive weeks, setting a record for the longest streak among similar altcoin ETFs. The pullback hasn’t broken the inflow rhythm, so the 1.38 level can be viewed as support from the capital side. SOL is at 109.99, down 1.3% in 24 hours; in the same period, the ETF is attracting inflows even faster. The area around 108 can be seen as the holding/consolidation zone.
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In comparison to the current price: XRP is at 1.41, down 1.5% in 24 hours. XRP’s ETF has been net-buying for 10 consecutive weeks, setting a record for the longest streak among similar altcoin ETFs. The pullback hasn’t broken the inflow rhythm, so the 1.38 level can be viewed as support from the capital side. SOL is at 109.99, down 1.3% in 24 hours; in the same period, the ETF is attracting inflows even faster. The area around 108 can be seen as the holding/consolidation zone.
#XRP #SOL