The price of XRP is currently on the verge of a volcano, with the token trading at $1.41 in far from stable conditions. XRP liquidity on Binance has collapsed to levels not seen since 2020, setting the stage for a violent price action that could explode in either direction.
According to CryptoQuant data, the 30-day XRP liquidity index on the Binance platform fell to 0.038, its lowest level in four years.
Meanwhile, spot XRP ETFs recorded their first weekly outflow after three weeks of positive momentum. The drop ends a three-week streak of streams that attracted nearly $82 million, including $55.39 million in streams in the week ending April 17. However, total cumulative net inflows remain at $1.29 billion, with weekly net assets reaching $1.06 billion.
Best month of the year so far for XRP ETFs
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The weakness of order books amplifies each movement; In the absence of sufficient market depth, a small increase in purchases or a wave of redemptions can cause the price to move much more aggressively than under normal liquidity conditions.
Will XRP manage to break the $1.40 range?
XRP price remains confined within the $1.40 range, but a collapse in liquidity below this level radically alters the technical landscape. The data indicates a potential downside scenario of around 20% if weak liquidity conditions persist and selling pressures increase, which could place the price in a bearish state around the $1.15 level.
With warning signs already emerging from the leverage and liquidity situation on Binance, the key support level to watch remains $1.35. A confirmed close below this level is likely to accelerate selling, especially as ETFs end their previous streak of positive flows.
On the upside, the $1.55 level remains the immediate resistance where previous momentum left off, and recent price forecast analyzes have identified this level as a crucial element for any further upside push.
Bitwise’s XRP fund led redemptions with a withdrawal of $3.71 million last week, while Canary’s XRPC fund attracted $2.2 million in new capital. This division reflects a dispersion in the orientations of institutional capital.
Bitcoin Hyper Project Aims for Early Growth as XRP Tests Critical Levels
At $1.41, XRP still represents an asset with a market cap of over $80 billion, meaning the cap on percentage gains is structurally limited, even in optimistic scenarios. Therefore, traders seeking asymmetric returns at this stage of the cycle are turning to early-stage infrastructure projects with unlimited growth potential.
It’s a project Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) One of the projects that is currently attracting attention, because it presents itself as the first layer 2 of Bitcoin with Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) integration. This technical architecture allows smart contracts to be executed faster than Solana, while tying security to the underlying layer of Bitcoin.
The idea of the project is based on bringing programmability and speed to the world’s most trusted blockchain without sacrificing its trust model. Presale is currently available at a price $0.0136 per token $HYPERThe project has been collected $32.5 million So far with the staking feature available with an annual yield of up to 36% For the first participants.
Other features include sub-second transaction finality via SVM-powered Layer 2, a decentralized bridge for Bitcoin transfer, and low-cost smart contract execution. Hyper Infrastructure targets decentralized finance (DeFi) developers and Bitcoin holders looking for returns outside of the expensive Ethereum ecosystem.
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