After losing the $2.0 support, XRP slid to about $1.84 while a veteran trader warned its price could fall toward $1 if a double-top pattern plays out. Other analysts highlight XRP's extended stretch below the 50-week SMA and past cycles of 200%–850% rallies, projecting potential upside targets between roughly $9.55 and $17.30 alongside more than 32 days of continuous inflows into spot XRP ETFs.

XRP gained 10% on November 24, 2025, following the debut of spot ETFs from Grayscale Investments and Franklin Templeton, which attracted combined net inflows of $164 million. The cryptocurrency rebounded more than 20% from its monthly low of $1.80, with daily trading volumes surging 50% to exceed $6 billion. Total assets across all four XRP ETFs reached $628.62 million, with cumulative inflows of $586.70 million since inception, data show.