XRP defends $1.26 support as ETF outflows and activity drop
XRP trades at $1.30, up 1.15% over 24 hours, but the move is small relative to a viral $210 year-end target. From $1.30, $210 implies about a 16,000% gain. With 63.12 billion XRP in circulation, a $210 price implies a $13.3 trillion market cap, about eight times Bitcoin’s $1.66 trillion and far above XRP’s current $82.61 billion. The cited $210 level comes from a weekly Fibonacci extension, which marks potential levels rather than catalysts.
What Does a Realistic XRP Price Forecast Look Like?
XRPUSDT Price Chart 1D TradingView
Daily chart range: support at $1.2610 and resistance at $1.3746. The $1.2610 level held on September 16 and October 18–19. Price lost $1.3746 on October 14. A reclaim over $1.3746 opens $1.40 and $1.50, with the September high near $1.66 as a larger ceiling. A close below $1.2610 points to $1.20.
Flow and activity: 24-hour spot volume rose 61.41% to $1.81 billion, a mild positive that follows weaker flows. U.S. spot XRP ETFs had about $1.84 million in weekly net outflows, ending a 13-week inflow streak. XRP Ledger payment volume fell 72% on October 17. These metrics weaken the case for rapid repricing compared to the $210 target. The core question: whether $1.2610 support holds.
LiquidChain Targets Cross-Chain Liquidity as XRP Tests Key Levels
XRP’s rebound is constrained by recent ETF outflows and slower on-chain payments. The gap between $1.30 and a $210 claim shifts attention to earlier-stage infrastructure projects.
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Authors credited by the source: Daniel Francis
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