XRP traded around $1.36 on Tuesday, down nearly 1% since Monday, even as spot XRP exchange-traded funds extended a run of consistent net inflows to ten consecutive sessions. Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies were also slightly in the red, with Bitcoin dipping below $78,000 following last week's strong rally.
According to CoinGlass data, spot XRP ETFs recorded $5.64 million in net inflows on Monday, extending a positive streak that began on August 18. Weekly net inflows surpassed $110 million last week, marking the strongest weekly performance since early December 2025.
The continued institutional demand could reduce available market supply and strengthen demand for XRP, supporting a more sustained recovery after last week's double-digit correction. However, the altcoin remains under pressure in the short term after previously reaching overbought conditions.
Technically, XRP remains above several key exponential moving averages despite broader market consolidation. The 200-day EMA near $1.35 is immediate support, while the 50-day and 100-day EMAs near $1.21 form a deeper demand zone. The Relative Strength Index has fallen to 44, below neutral, while the MACD has turned slightly negative, suggesting weakening upside momentum without confirming a bearish reversal.
If buying pressure strengthens, the next major resistance is $1.90, with sellers likely to become active around that level. A daily close below $1.35 could expose $1.30, followed by the $1.21 EMA zone and then $1.00 as a structural support level.
