XRP ETF’s saw $2.66 million in inflows last week, while Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) ETFs saw $296.18 million and $206.58 million in outflows, respectively. Solana (SOL) ETFs also saw net outflows, losing $4.24 million in the same time frame. ETF outflows could be a signal of what institutional investors are feeling. Let’s discuss if the development will lead to a price rally for Ripple’s XRP token.
Will XRP Rally After Gaining On ETF Inflows?
XRP’s price seems to be seeing some recovery after the recent dip. According to CoinGecko data, the asset’s price has surged 1.1% in the last 24 hours and 0.2% in the last week. However, XRP continues to glow red in the other time frames, falling 2.8% in the last week, 8.7% in the 14-day charts, and 38% since late March 2025.
However, XRP’s ETF inflows may not be the catalyst behind the price rebound. The crypto market, in general, seems to be experiencing a slight push after the weekend dip. Even Bitcoin (BTC), despite big ETF outflows, saw some gains, reclaiming the $67,000 price level after falling to around $65,000. XRP is most likely following BTC’s price trajectory.
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Although XRP’s price rally is welcome, it is unlikely to breakout into a bullish phase just yet. Bitcoin (BTC) has faced substantial resistance at the $72,000-$74,000 price level. We may see another attempt by the original crypto to breach its resistance level over this week. However, the pattern may not break anytime soon. XRP will also most likely follow BTC’s path. The crypto market is still fragile, and the US-Iran conflict may present significant challenges to risky assets, such as cryptocurrencies. Moreover, the chances of an interest rate cut in April is quite slim. Higher rates and geopolitical uncertainties will likely continue to prevent a big price rally for XRP and the larger cryptocurrency sector.
