XRP price rebounds near $1.10 as ETF inflows return
XRP price rose 1.68% to about $1.0917 on July 30, after an intraday push toward $1.0950. The rebound followed fresh demand signals: XRP exchange-traded funds posted $584,000 in net inflows on July 29 (first positive day after a 4-day pause), supporting the token as it re-tested the $1.10 area.
Technically, XRP price remains capped by daily resistance near $1.0975 (Bollinger 20-day midline). Momentum is mixed: the daily RSI is just below its signal line, and the 4-hour chart is still dominated by sellers around the 0.618 Fibonacci level at ~$1.0908. The Supertrend indicator remains bearish, and Chaikin Money Flow is negative (-0.15), suggesting underlying capital still lags the price rally.
On the infrastructure/real-world adoption front, Aviva Investors plans to offer a tokenized share class of its USD Liquidity Fund on the XRP Ledger for eligible investors with crypto wallets. This development comes after the XRPL fixCleanup3_2_0 amendment was implemented on July 29.
For traders, the key decision zone is $1.10: CoinGlass liquidation heatmaps show dense leverage near $1.098–$1.10 and another pool near $1.065. A sustained close above $1.10 could open targets around $1.1189–$1.1395, while rejection may pull XRP price back toward $1.0708 and potentially $1.065, with deeper downside risk back near $1.045.
Neutral
The news is a mixed setup. On the bullish side, the return of XRP ETF net inflows ($584k on July 29; positive weekly trend) can mechanically support demand and improve sentiment. Aviva Investors’ planned tokenized fund share on the XRP Ledger adds a credible traditional-finance adoption narrative.
However, trading signals in the article still lean cautious: XRP price is not breaking through key daily resistance (~$1.0975) and the 4-hour structure remains bearish (Supertrend resistance near ~$1.0912; Chaikin Money Flow at -0.15). This divergence often happens in rallies where price climbs first but spot/flow confirmation lags—similar to prior “ETF headline, price stalls” patterns traders have seen historically.
Short-term, liquidity/leveraged positioning near $1.10 and $1.065 could create volatility via forced liquidations. Sustained acceptance above $1.10 would likely shift the market to a more bullish regime (targets $1.1189–$1.1395). Rejection would keep XRP price mean-reverting toward the Fibonacci support zone ($1.0708) and potentially $1.065/$1.045.
Longer-term, regulatory clarity around the CLARITY Act is still flagged as an uncertainty. If ETF demand persists and regulatory overhang eases, the adoption story (XRPL tokenization) could turn supportive. For now, the combination of ETF tailwinds and bearish near-term indicators justifies a neutral outlook.