XRP ETF demand is holding up, but on-chain activity tells a less encouraging story. By October 12, XRP ETFs had reached $1.55 billion in total net assets, with cumulative net inflows of $1.80 billion, according to SoSoValue. That’s a solid amount of capital sticking around. Yet the blockchain figures isn’t that satisfying, number of active users has plunged from an August peak of 500,000 to fewer than 100,000.
The disconnect raises an awkward question: are investors staying interested while everyday network activity fades?
XRP ETF Inflows Hold Up Despite Cooling Activity
The ETF data suggest interest in XRP-related investment products remains substantial. Cumulative net inflows have reached $1.80 billion, while total net assets stand at $1.55 billion.
The data from dashboard also suggest that withdrawals haven’t been as severe as those seen in BTC ETFs. Still, ETF capital and network participation measure different things. Strong inflows don’t automatically mean more people are using the network.
XRP Price Faces a Crucial $1.30 Support Test
XRP rallied from $1.00 to $1.70 in August before hitting resistance and retreating toward $1.30. Since then, the $1.30 area has been tested repeatedly.
That level now matters. If it continues to hold, the recent price action could be a retest rather than a breakdown. But repeated tests aren’t risk-free; support can weaken when buyers fail to deliver fresh demand.
Can XRP Reclaim $1.50 and $1.70?
A recovery depends on more than ETF headlines. Rising demand could show up through improving active-user numbers, stronger XRP ETF inflows, and a firmer token price.
If $1.30 holds and momentum returns, XRP could revisit $1.50 and $1.70, potentially moving higher. Lose that support, however, and $1.00 becomes the next downside level to watch.
For now, XRP ETF inflows remain encouraging, but falling activity is the warning sign. The $1.30 support zone is the key battleground: hold it, and recovery remains possible; lose it, and the market may have to rethink the bullish case.