Spot XRP ETFs just logged their worst week of outflows since March, and the token followed them to a two-year low.

$XRP touched $0.8922 on Coinbase, its lowest since November 2024, per The Defiant (03:03 UTC today).

CoinDesk (02:50 UTC) ties the slide to money leaving crypto on two fronts: ETF outflows and a shrinking stablecoin market cap. US-listed XRP ETFs saw a $19.13M net outflow last week, the biggest since March 2026, per SoSoValue. The token is down 36% this quarter.

Why that matters if you hold it: this isn't an XRP-specific shock. It's a flow problem. ETF redemptions cut institutional demand, and less stablecoin supply means less cash sitting ready to buy dips.

XRP also lagged. Its 7-day and four-week losses were deeper than Bitcoin's and Ether's, per The Defiant.

Right now $XRP is at $0.9715, down 1.92% in 24h and 16.37% over 7 days. It bounced off the $0.893 low but is still capped under $1. Funding sits at -0.003%, a slight short lean.

Bitcoin is down 14.50% on the week at $64,917, Fear & Greed at 10.

I'm watching $1 and $0.893, the edges of the 24h range, plus this week's ETF flow numbers.

Which would change your read first: ETF flows turning positive, or stablecoin supply growing again?

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