Mixed Technical Indicators Leave XRP Directionless for Short-Term Traders

XRP Steadies Above Support as Retail Flows Offset Institutional Pullback

XRP managed a modest gain Tuesday, rising from $2.194 to $2.264, even as institutional investors continued to pull back. CoinShares data shows $28.2 million in outflows from XRP-focused products last week—marking the second straight week of negative sentiment from large funds.

Despite that, XRP has remained surprisingly stable. The token held its footing above the $2.190 zone and pushed higher on strong intraday volume, suggesting retail buyers or smaller funds are stepping in to absorb the sell-side pressure.

At 15:00 UTC, XRP surged 2.5% on an 84.7 million volume spike, touching near-term resistance around $2.284 before a brief pullback. A late-session rebound saw the price climb from $2.260 to $2.265, closing with a 0.9% recovery into the final hour—buoyed by consistent higher lows.

Macro Tailwinds and On-Chain Catalysts

Ripple’s ongoing expansion into stablecoins and tokenized real estate—along with continued interest from governments and institutions in its RLUSD product—appears to be providing fundamental support.

CEO Brad Garlinghouse recently confirmed the firm’s increased focus on stablecoin infrastructure, denying rumors of a Circle acquisition but doubling down on Ripple’s on-chain collateral strategy.

What’s Next?

Key support: $2.190–$2.195
Immediate resistance: $2.284, followed by $2.30
Volume strength: High during upward moves, showing underlying demand
Market structure: Higher lows forming, suggesting accumulation

While institutional capital may be exiting for now, XRP’s steady performance—backed by on-chain developments and technical strength—positions it well for upside should sentiment shift.