XRP Price Retreats as ETFs Record $11.2M in Daily Inflows

• XRP lost momentum after failing to hold above $1.39.
• XRP ETFs recorded $11.2 million in daily inflows.
• XRP fear reached a two-year extreme, placing sentiment near past zones that preceded rebounds.

For a month now, the XRP price has continued to trend lower, with highs that failed to hold. Despite trading lower, it has maintained a strong, stable trend as bears and bulls battle for control. This comes as XRP ETFs have continued to record inflows following an active market. These trends in the XRP price and the ETFs have prompted market analysts to weigh in on the next move, as the asset is down 8% in one month.

XRP Price Drops After Failed Attempt to Hold Above $1.39

At the time of writing, CoinMarketCap data reveals that XRP moved sideways near $1.37 during the early part of the session. The XRP price then climbed sharply and reached above $1.39 in a brief upward burst. That advance lost strength quickly after two failed attempts to hold near the top. XRP reversed lower and gave back the entire intraday rally. A short rebound in XRP price action followed, but the move stalled below the earlier high. Price then dropped harder and broke beneath $1.36, shifting the trend lower. 

After that decline, XRP traded in a weaker range with uneven minor recoveries. Each bounce faded quickly, keeping the broader move tilted to the downside. The XRP price action stayed compressed between the mid-$1.35 area and the low-$1.36 zone. Volatility eased after the sharp drop, but weakness remained in control. The move showed an early spike, a clear reversal, and then a prolonged drift lower.

XRP ETFs Add $11.2M as Total Net Assets Reach $978.65M

The downward trend in XRP’s price does not align with the ongoing ETF trend, which has seen inflows. According to a recent SoSoValue update, XRP ETFs recorded a daily total net inflow of $11.20 million as of April 14. Cumulative total net inflow reached $1.23 billion across the tracked XRP exchange-traded products.

Total value traded stood at $24.39 million, showing active turnover during the session. Total net assets reached $978.65 million, equal to 1.17% of XRP market capitalization. A deep dive into the update confirms that Bitwise’s XRP ETF on the NYSE posted $4.56 million in daily net inflow. Franklin’s XRPZ on NYSE led daily inflows with $6.64 million.

Canary’s XRPC and 21Shares’ TOXR reported no daily net inflow on April 14. Grayscale’s GXRP also posted zero daily net inflow during the update. Bitwise held $280.17 million in net assets, ahead of Canary’s $266.47 million. Franklin followed with $227.97 million, while 21Shares and Grayscale held $141.73 million and $62.31 million. Daily price changes stayed positive across all listed products, ranging from 0.47% to 0.53%.

XRP FUD Reaches Two-Year High as Market Awaits Direction

While the XRP price trends lower and the ETFs continue to show positive activity, market analysts have hinted at the potential targets. According to Santiment observation. XRP entered one of its highest fear zones in the past two years. Retail sentiment turned bearish after a 63% decline across the last nine months. 

Weekly data showed 1.02 bullish comments for every 1 bearish comment. That reading placed sentiment near earlier fear extremes recorded in February and October 2025. In both periods, XRP rebounded after bullish commentary fell close to bearish commentary. The current setup placed XRP back near those same exhaustion conditions. Bearish sentiment dominated the discussion while the XRP price stayed under pressure from the broader decline. 

That combination often appeared near periods where downside momentum started to slow. The next move now depends on whether the price stabilizes around this fear zone. A bullish outcome would begin with price holding steady, then pushing into a relief rebound. That move would gain strength if negative commentary starts to fade. A bearish outcome would keep XRP under pressure if fear deepens further. That path would leave price trapped in weakness before any stronger recovery attempt.