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XRP has shown resilience amid uncertainty in the broader crypto market, driven by record inflows into exchange-traded funds. Over the past week, XRP ETF instruments recorded net inflows of $11.75 million, according to SoSoValue, the best result since February.
Total net assets across XRP ETFs have reached $968.15 million. That level remains equivalent to 1.16% of XRP’s total market capitalization.
The inflow performance suggests a potential return of interest from larger investors, who make up the majority of XRP ETF buyers.
Two factors appear to be outweighing market skepticism toward XRP and crypto ETFs more broadly:
Attention is shifting to the second half of April, particularly macro data releases. These include the Producer Price Index (PPI) on Tuesday and the Federal Reserve rate decision at the end of the month.
If upcoming weeks bring softer rhetoric supported by data—currently not reflected in the outlook—continued inflows into XRP ETFs could support a move toward yearly highs.
For the crypto market, one of the most tense weeks of the year is beginning. While Bitcoin remains around the $71,000 level, investor focus is shifting from price action to the economic calendar, with the Producer Price Index due on April 14.
Last week’s inflation reading already reshaped sentiment: on April 10, consumer inflation rose to 3.3%. The report cited geopolitical tensions affecting oil and energy prices, with double-digit increases. Markets are now watching for a potential second wave of inflation.
If PPI—measuring wholesale prices—confirms forecasts and rises to 5.9%, it could indicate that production costs are likely to be passed on to consumers, accelerating inflation further. For Bitcoin holders, the key risk highlighted is not only weakening demand, but also the potential response from the Federal Reserve. The article notes that while analysts previously expected rate cuts in 2026, the possibility of rate hikes has returned to the agenda.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has entered a phase of abnormal technical calm. The Bollinger Bands indicator on the daily chart shows one of the tightest volatility compressions in the past year and a half, a pattern that—according to classical trading concepts—often precedes sharp price moves.
At present, SHIB is anchored around the middle Bollinger Band near $0.0000058. The distance between the upper and lower bands has narrowed to just over 7.5%, forming what the article describes as a classic accumulation setup.
The article frames the current configuration as a “compressed spring,” where the main question is the catalyst that will drive expansion and the direction of the move. It outlines two scenarios:
The market is described as experiencing elevated turbulence driven mainly by external developments. Bitcoin is balancing institutional accumulation, including through ETFs, against panic selling tied to risks in the Middle East.
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