XRP Sees Third Week of ETF Inflows but Price Stalls Below $1.50

XRP has traded mostly flat over the past 24 hours and week, even as spot ETFs posted inflows for a third consecutive week. The week ending February 6 brought $36.04 million, but by the week ending February 20 inflows had shrunk to $1.84 million—a near 95% drop in weekly flows over three weeks—suggesting institutional conviction is rapidly fading.

Technical signs underline that weakening. XRP fell below its weekly Volume Weighted Average Price on February 18 and has not reclaimed it, a move that often means institutions hold positions at a loss; the last time a weekly VWAP breach occurred the token fell nearly 26%.

Between February 6 and February 20 the price appears to have printed a lower high while the RSI printed a higher high, creating a hidden bearish divergence. A break of $1.379 would deepen downside risk, and failure to reach or exceed $1.439 would act as a clearer confirmation.

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