XRP Price Holds $2 as TD Buy Signal Flashes and ETF Inflows Stay Strong

• XRP’s weekly chart printed a TD Sequential buy signal, indicating selling pressure is fading after a prolonged corrective phase.

• Short-term price action shows that buyers are defending the $2.00 area,and the swift rebounds are signaling ongoing active support.

• Spot XRP ETFs have continued to post net inflows, due to sustained institutional accumulation despite the ongoing sideways price movement and modest volatility.

XRP technical indicators, short-term price behavior, and institutional flows have converged near the support zone.Investors have continued to allocate huge capital amid muted volatility and cautious sentiment.

Weekly Technical Signal Draws Market Attention

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez shared on X that the weekly XRP chart has printed a TD Sequential buy signal. The indicator appears after an extended decline marked by lower highs and steady selling pressure.

The signal suggests waning bearish momentum on a higher timeframe. Historical patterns show such formations often precede pauses or directional shifts, especially when reinforced by structural support levels.

TD buy signal on $XRP, but everything hinges on $1.90.

Hold it, and $2.50 comes into play. pic.twitter.com/JItYen3xz4

— Ali Charts (@alicharts) December 14, 2025

According to the analysis, the $1.90 zone remains a decisive zone. Holding above this zone will preserve the bullish setup, and it will clear breakdown and this could invalidate the signal and reopen downside risk.

Intraday Trading Reflects Cautious Stabilization

XRP is consolidated near the $2.00 handle during the latest narrow 24-hour trading window. The asset then briefly dipped toward $1.975 before strong buyer interest entered the market.

That rebound occurred swiftly, pushing price back above $2.00 and signaling active defense by buyers. Trading volumes have remained steady,and it is suggesting there is measured participation and it is not an aggressive speculative activity.

XRP rebounded sideways between $1.995 and $2.01. This move shows that traders have paused to weigh the broader technical signals against short-term uncertainty.

ETF Inflows Signal Persistent Institutional Demand

While price remains compressed, capital flows tell a different story. Data shows spot XRP exchange-traded products recording consistent positive inflows during recent pullbacks.

Large inflow spikes appeared as price retreated from the $2.30 region in November. This pattern indicates absorption, where institutional participants accumulate during weakness rather than chasing momentum.

Cumulative net inflows now approach $990.9 million, with total ETF assets near $1.18 billion. Daily inflows remain positive, suggesting strategic positioning despite limited price expansion.

As ETFs continue locking supply, selling pressure appears increasingly absorbed. Market structure now reflects a divergence between price hesitation and sustained capital commitment across multiple funds.