Despite recent weakness, XRP is showing signs of stabilization as bullish RSI divergence emerges on the price chart. Additionally, steady XRP ETF inflows suggest ongoing institutional interest, which may provide support for the near-term outlook and highlight a gradual accumulation trend.
XRP is trading near the lower boundary of a descending triangle, a pattern often linked with heightened volatility as price approaches its apex. ChartNerd, a widely followed technical analyst on X, noted XRP is “filling in the earlier wick from October” while moving toward the $1.90 breakdown target, adding that “RSI is in compression, forming a bullish divergence, with a strong liquidity pocket below.”
XRP price nears its descending triangle target with bullish RSI divergence and strong liquidity below, hinting at potential relief from recent market pressure. Source: @ChartNerdTA via X
Bullish divergence occurs when momentum indicators like RSI form higher lows while price stays flat or declines. In past XRP consolidation phases, similar setups led to 5–8% rebounds over 1–2 weeks. The current triangle suggests XRP may still test liquidity just below $1.90 before a clearer trend emerges, making this level a critical support zone amid ongoing market caution.
On-chain and fund flow data indicate steady institutional engagement. According to DustyBC Crypto, U.S. XRP spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of approximately $8.5 million on December 16, extending their streak to 20 consecutive days of inflows since launch.
XRP spot ETFs saw an $8.5M inflow on December 16, marking 20 consecutive days of positive fund flows since launch. Source: @TheDustyBC via X
Broader tracking data from platforms such as SoSoValue and Coinglass estimate total cumulative inflows between $1 billion and $1.18 billion by mid-December. Ripple executives have also confirmed a longer streak of uninterrupted inflows, reinforcing the view that institutional demand remains robust despite short-term price weakness.
This divergence, strong ETF inflows alongside muted price action, suggests potential accumulation rather than distribution. While the data is strong, discrepancies in reporting between trackers highlight the need for cautious interpretation.
Several analysts continue to highlight the $1.90–$1.92 region as a critical support zone. TradingView analyst IZFX described this level as “a strong area of support,” noting that broader market fear could amplify volatility but also create measured opportunities for recovery.
XRPUSDT finds strong support at $1.92, signaling potential upside despite broader crypto market fears. Source: IZFX on TradingView
While some analysts see potential upside from this zone, it’s important to note that technical patterns are not guaranteed to succeed. A sustained close below $1.90 could invalidate the current bullish setup and extend the consolidation period. Such caution aligns with the view that XRP’s current consolidation reflects careful positioning rather than market capitulation, particularly as XRP’s market cap remains stable relative to recent highs.
XRP’s near-term trajectory is closely tied to how the price behaves around the $1.90 descending triangle target. Maintaining this level could allow the token to stabilize and attempt a gradual recovery toward $2.00, while a decisive break lower may prolong consolidation before a clearer directional signal emerges.
XRP was trading at around 1.89, down 1.86% in the last 24 hours at press time. Source: XRP price via Brave New Coin
Overall, XRP price prediction models remain balanced. Improving momentum indicators and sustained ETF inflows provide support, but market participants should remain aware that technical setups can fail. Monitoring price action alongside liquidity trends and institutional activity will be crucial in evaluating XRP’s next move.


