$XRP ETF HOLDERS SHOWED RESILIENCE AS BITCOIN FUNDS LOST $450M.
• XRP fell 7.98% to $1.29 after the U.S. Senate’s CLARITY Act vote, while Bitcoin declined around 1.42%. Despite the sell-off, XRP ETFs recorded zero net outflows.
• By comparison, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw approximately $450.33M in outflows during one session, while Ethereum ETFs lost around $141.47M. XRP ETFs have reportedly attracted $1.70B since launching in November and hold roughly $1.45B in assets.
• Crypto commentator Dana Love argued that the selling pressure likely came more from spot and leveraged traders than ETF holders. However, flat ETF flows reflect retention rather than fresh buying demand.
• XRP’s next signal will be sustained ETF inflows, especially given that approximately 84% of assets are reportedly held by investors outside quarterly 13F reporting requirements. Love’s longer-term $10 scenario depends on $200M weekly inflows for eight of 12 weeks, a condition he assigned just a 15% probability by late March.
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• XRP fell 7.98% to $1.29 after the U.S. Senate’s CLARITY Act vote, while Bitcoin declined around 1.42%. Despite the sell-off, XRP ETFs recorded zero net outflows.
• By comparison, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw approximately $450.33M in outflows during one session, while Ethereum ETFs lost around $141.47M. XRP ETFs have reportedly attracted $1.70B since launching in November and hold roughly $1.45B in assets.
• Crypto commentator Dana Love argued that the selling pressure likely came more from spot and leveraged traders than ETF holders. However, flat ETF flows reflect retention rather than fresh buying demand.
• XRP’s next signal will be sustained ETF inflows, especially given that approximately 84% of assets are reportedly held by investors outside quarterly 13F reporting requirements. Love’s longer-term $10 scenario depends on $200M weekly inflows for eight of 12 weeks, a condition he assigned just a 15% probability by late March.
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