I just saw that XRP has increased by about 6% in recent days and is currently trading around $1.35. What interests me is: the data suggests that active accumulation is underway, not only from retail investors but also from institutional players.

What caught my attention is the activity in spot purchases. According to a major exchange, retail buying volume exceeded sales by over 200%, which is usually a sign of accumulation. This happened during a period that was somewhat turbulent beforehand. At the same time, I see that the new XRP ETFs have attracted about $1.1 billion in net assets since their launch a few months ago and continue to record positive inflows. That’s remarkable considering Bitcoin ETFs have been declining during the same period — indicating a targeted capital rotation.

From a technical perspective, XRP is holding above the $1.40 level, which currently acts as support. The next key point would be a breakthrough above $1.45, which could open room up to $1.50 or even $1.57. However, if the price falls below $1.37, the whole move could be interpreted as a false breakout, and we might see a return to the previous consolidation.

Overall, it looks like accumulation is happening on multiple levels — retail buyers, institutional ETF inflows, and rising spot activity. The increased volume combined with this buying behavior suggests that positioning is improving. Whether this holds will be seen in the coming days. For comparison: Bitcoin has now risen above $74,000, so the overall market also shows strength. Let’s see if XRP can capitalize on this momentum.