$XRP suitable for an important test: the market is already assessing not only the token, but also what is happening inside the XRP Ledger.

In Seoul, Ripple presented the direction of further development for XRPL: confidential transfers, Batch transactions, and infrastructure for AI agents. Batch, in particular, allows combining up to eight operations so that they execute atomically—which is interesting for institutional settlements and delivery-versus-payment.

$XRP is currently trading around $1.50, and the $1.54–$1.55 range remains an important resistance zone.

There is also support from ETF flows: a positive streak has held for 12 weeks in a row. But the last week brought only about $4.74 million in net inflows—roughly 94% less than the previous week.

So I wouldn’t call ETF flows proof of an inevitable break of resistance.

What interests me here is different: XRPL is gradually adding features that are needed not so much by crypto traders as by financial infrastructure.

Now the market has to check whether these updates translate into real usage.

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