XRP Spot ETF Inflows Rebound to 2-Month High, Eye $1.35-$1.39
XRP spot ETF inflows reversed the late-March slump, posting a strong Friday and reaching a 2-month high. After weeks of fading demand and several days with $0.00 inflow data, XRP ETF inflows turned positive again. Friday saw about $9.09M net inflows (the highest since Feb 6), and the week closed around $11.75M net inflows.
The article frames March as the first net-outflow month since XRP spot ETFs launched in Nov 2025, while April started mixed with over $3.5M inflows in week one and multiple “no-inflow” days (e.g., Apr 6 and Apr 8).
On price, XRP is up about 2.5% vs last Saturday, holding support near $1.32–$1.30 and trading around the $1.35 resistance zone. Analysts in the piece say a break above $1.35 could open a larger upside move, but one commentator expects bearish momentum to fade only after XRP reclaims $1.39.
For traders, the key is whether XRP ETF inflows can stay consistent and whether price can break and hold above $1.35 toward $1.39, as renewed demand would be needed to shift near-term momentum.
Neutral
The update is mixed for XRP. On the bullish side, XRP spot ETF inflows snapped back to positive territory after a weak March, with Friday’s ~$9.09M net inflow (and ~$11.75M for the week) signaling improved near-term demand. On the cautious side, the piece still highlights that March was the first net-outflow month since launch and that April has already included multiple $0.00 “no-inflow” days—so the rebound may be fragile rather than a sustained trend.
Technically, XRP is holding support around $1.32–$1.30, but it is still stuck near the $1.35 resistance zone. The market impact depends on follow-through: sustained XRP ETF inflows could help push price through $1.35 toward $1.39, while failure to reclaim $1.39 would likely keep bearish momentum in control in the near term.