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XRP price is starting to show signs of a deeper shift, even if price action hasn’t caught up yet. Over the past few days, a mix of on-chain outflows, spot ETF accumulation, and whale activity has created a setup that analysts say the market isn’t fully pricing in.
According to Santiment, the XRP Ledger recorded 34.94 million XRP in exchange outflows, the 6th largest 24-hour outflow of the year. Historically, large outflow events have been followed by bullish price action, as tokens leaving exchanges typically reduce immediate selling pressure.
The movement appears concentrated among large holders rather than retail. Whale activity accounted for 94.4% of recent Binance outflows, indicating that most of the transfer activity is coming from big players. At the same time, whale transfers back to Binance rebounded to around 3,000 transactions on April 23–24, after dropping close to zero earlier—suggesting active repositioning rather than clear distribution.
While attention remains focused on Bitcoin and Ethereum, XRP’s institutional story is also developing. Data from SoSoValue shows U.S. spot XRP ETFs now hold $1.08 billion, representing 1.23% of the total supply.
In a single day, ETFs recorded $3.89 million in inflows, driven primarily by the Franklin Templeton XRP ETF (XRPZ). Looking at the month, over $75 million has flowed into XRP ETFs in April, with no meaningful outflows since April 9, aside from a minor $661K dip.
Tuttle Capital has also filed for an XRP Income Blast ETF, signaling continued expansion in institutional exposure.
Despite these underlying signals, XRP’s price has stayed range-bound. It recently tested resistance before pulling back to around $1.43, holding above the key $1.40 support level.
Maintaining the current range keeps the path open for a move toward $1.50–$1.51. Additional upside targets cited are $1.54 and $1.60 if momentum builds. On the downside, a break below $1.38 could push XRP toward $1.35 or even $1.30.
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