Despite steady inflows into XRP-backed ETFs, the cryptocurrency remains stagnant near $2.17-$2.21. While institutional investors continue to show consistent interest, with nearly $35 million in inflows this week alone, a lack of broader market participation limits price growth. 📊 📈 ETFs have absorbed millions of tokens, yet open interest, a measure of derivatives trading activity, remains relatively low, indicating limited retail involvement. 🤔 🔒 🧠. The cryptocurrency struggles to break above key resistance levels at $2.24-$2.38 despite positive indicators, such as the recent surge in XRP ETF volume ($700 million in just one week) and a shift towards regulated ETFs. This shift points to a structural rotation from speculative trading into more stable positions. 📈 The broader market remains cautious, with derivatives open interest averaging $3.96 billion, notably below July’s peak of $10.94 billion, signaling reduced risk appetite in leveraged markets. This is further influenced by Bitcoin outflows as investors seek a balance between regulated ETFs and crypto exposure. Technical indicators remain mixed, showing both potential for growth and ongoing bearish pressure. 👀 📉. Despite this cautious outlook, key levels of support at $2.10-$2.11 and resistance at $2.24-$2.38 are crucial for XRP’s price trajectory. 🚀