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XRP ETF Inflows Strengthen as Price Holds Near Key $1.55 Level

Author: Tron Weekly·

Key Takeaways

  • •US spot XRP ETFs recorded net inflows in every trading session from September 22 through September 24, totaling approximately $52.95 million.
  • •The Bitwise XRP ETF attracted $9.91 million and the Franklin XRP ETF took in around $4.98 in net inflows on September 24.
  • •XRP is trading near $1.54 with a market capitalization of $96.83 billion, down 1.89% over 24 hours and below its recent $1.63 high and its 50-week exponential moving average.
  • •Analyst ChartNerd identifies $1.55 as a key liquidity zone within a $1.50–$1.60 range, noting neutral funding and declining weekend trading volume.
  • •A ProShares SEC filing effective September 28, 2026 lists a ProShares XRP ETF and the 2x leveraged Ultra XRP ETF (UXRP) tracking the Bloomberg XRP Index, both registered but described as not currently offered.
XRP ETF Inflows Strengthen as Price Holds Near Key $1.55 Level

US spot XRP exchange-traded funds continued to draw fresh capital this week, recording combined net inflows of $52.95 million across the trading sessions from September 22 through September 24, while XRP holds its ground near the $1.55 mark. The token has retreated from a recent high of $1.63 and is heading into the weekly close below its 50-week exponential moving average. That combination of steady ETF interest and a narrow trading range has made the $1.50–$1.60 zone the focal point for market participants.

What Happened With XRP?

The latest figures stem from sustained activity in US spot XRP ETFs, which recorded net inflows in every trading session between September 22 and September 24, amounting to approximately $52.95 million in total. Within that stretch, the Bitwise XRP ETF attracted inflows of $9.91 million on September 24, while the Franklin XRP ETF took in net inflows of around $4.98 million. Inflows landing in every session of the three-day window point to consistent, rather than one-off, allocation into the products. Spot funds are structurally different from futures-based ETFs in that they hold the underlying asset directly — a format that has become the standard vehicle for regulated crypto exposure in the US since the first spot Bitcoin ETFs began trading in January 2024.

These latest allocations have been added to an ever-growing roster of regulated products holding XRP. Earlier filings have also disclosed XRP-related offerings from ProShares, most notably its Ultra XRP ETF, which trades under the ticker UXRP. According to ProShares, UXRP aims to achieve two times (2x) the daily performance of the Bloomberg XRP Index, giving investors an additional route to access XRP through leverage via an exchange-traded product without holding the underlying token.

It is worth emphasizing that UXRP is a leveraged ETF rather than a spot XRP ETF — a distinction that means its returns will differ from those of XRP itself. Leveraged funds reset their exposure at the end of each trading day, so results over multi-day periods can compound away from the stated multiple applied to the same span.

Why Is the Market Watching XRP?

Even as ETF flows grow, XRP remains in the spotlight because the token is hovering near a technically significant level. XRP is currently trading at $1.54, with a 24-hour trading volume of $5.18 billion and a market capitalization of $96.83 billion, according to market statistics from CoinMarketCap. The token is down 1.89% over the past 24 hours.

The new ETF flows offer another gauge of investor activity. The roughly $52.95 million in net inflows for US spot XRP ETFs over September 22–24 followed a stretch of weaker flows and indicate that demand for the products has picked up recently.

The broader XRP ETF market has expanded as well. ProShares currently includes UXRP among its cryptocurrency-related ETFs, where it targets 2x the daily return of the Bloomberg XRP Index. XRP's products now sit within a wider industry shift in which US spot crypto funds have broadened beyond the Bitcoin and Ether ETFs that debuted in 2024.

What Does the Technical Setup Show?

XRP pushed toward $1.63 before backing off into the $1.50 range. Structurally, that leaves $1.50 as the important lower boundary and $1.60 as the upper end of the range, as ChartNerd points out. In the analyst's assessment, the $1.55 level is a key liquidity zone because the price has swept liquidity from the previous day — liquidity, in market-structure terms, describing the resting orders that cluster around widely watched price levels. ChartNerd additionally noted neutral funding a reduction in trading volume over the weekend.

Based on the available technical details for XRP, the middle, upper, and lower Bollinger Bands stand at $1.41871, $1.60015, and $1.23727, respectively. XRP is trading above the middle band but below the upper band. The MACD indicator shows a line value of 0.05898 against a signal line of 0.04501, producing a histogram reading of 0.01397 that keeps the MACD positive. XRP is nonetheless trading below the recent $1.63 high. A rise above $1.60 would make the $1.63 level significant, while a drop below $1.50 would put pressure on the lower end of the range.

What Analysts Are Saying

ChartNerd highlighted the $1.55 liquidity zone as XRP crossed the prior day's liquidity level, also pointing to neutral funding levels and decreasing weekend volume — conditions that, in the analyst's view, are consistent with a range bounded by $1.50 and $1.60.

Meanwhile, crypto analyst Xaif Crypto drew attention to the XRP-themed ETFs offered by ProShares. In a post on X, the analyst cited a ProShares SEC filing, effective September 28, 2026, that lists both a ProShares XRP ETF and a leveraged 2x Ultra XRP ETF (UXRP) tracking the Bloomberg XRP Index — registered, but described as "not currently offered." Official ProShares information shows that UXRP seeks to replicate twice the daily movement of the Bloomberg XRP Index.

🚨 CONFIRMED: ProShares' SEC filing (effective Sept 28, 2026) lists a ProShares XRP ETF plus a leveraged 2x Ultra XRP ETF (UXRP) tracking the Bloomberg XRP Index. Status: registered, "not currently offered" yet. The paperwork is moving. XRP ETFs are officially in the… pic.twitter.com/D46gojrSLs

— Xaif Crypto (@Xaif_Crypto) September 26, 2026

What Happens Next?

The next important marker for XRP is a weekly close relative to the 50-week exponential moving average — a long-term trend gauge that smooths roughly a year of weekly price data — viewed alongside the $1.50–$1.60 price range. ETF flows represent another key market indicator: strong continued flows would offer further confirmation of demand for regulated exposure to XRP, whereas weak flows would point to a recent reduction in activity.

In price terms, resistance sits at $1.60 and then at $1.63, the level recently seen. Support lies at $1.50 on the downside. A move beyond these levels would provide more insight into the next stage of market action for XRP.

The ETF landscape continues to evolve, with ProShares enabling investors to access XRP with leverage via UXRP and US spot XRP ETFs in the United States absorbing fresh inflows. XRP therefore enters its weekly close with two factors in play: ongoing demand from regulated investment instruments and the technical setup within the $1.50–$1.60 range, with the $1.55 liquidity zone and the $1.60 resistance the levels to watch.

This article contains market analysis and price predictions. These are not guarantees. Crypto markets are volatile. Always DYOR. Not financial advice.

Source: Tron Weekly