XRP Weighs Sub-$1 Risk as Weekend Stabilization Meets ETF Inflow Demand

XRP’s price has been under pressure after a faster-than-expected slide from the prior week’s forecast range of roughly $1.30 to $1.40. Multiple reports said XRP lost key support and traded around $1.05, raising concerns about the possibility of a move below $1 if broader weakness continues ^{[1] [2]}.

On the weekend, XRP also showed signs of stabilization and rebound in market coverage, with one report noting XRP jumped past $1.10 and $1.15 amid a broader recovery that lifted larger-cap assets. That same coverage pointed to Bitcoin rising toward $63,000 as markets attempted to recover after a sharp selloff ^[3].

Institutional demand was highlighted in one weekend piece focused on XRP investment products, which reported spot XRP ETFs recorded $2.62 million in net inflows during the market crash. The report also reiterated that XRP still fell sharply during the selloff, dropping from about $1.33 to near $1.05, while analysts emphasized long-term optimism but warned about the near-term risk of further weakness ^[4].

Overall coverage this weekend portrayed a volatile backdrop for XRP, with price action tied to shifting market sentiment after a broad crypto selloff and ongoing attention to whether $1 remains an important threshold ^{[1] [4] [2]}.