XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) price dropped below the crucial support level of $1 as the bear market that started in July last year continued. The Ripple-linked token dropped to $0.995, its lowest level since November last year, and 72% below its all-time high.
XRP Price Drops as ETF Demand and Ripple USD Growth Stalls
The XRP token has dropped sharply this year, underperforming top coins like Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH).
ETF data shows that demand for its funds has continued to wane this year. Funds tracking the token had over $3.27 million this month so far, down from the $27 million they added last month. At their peak, these funds had over $131 million in inflows in May this year.
XRP ETFs have had over $1.51 billion in cumulative inflows, with the current net assets being $933 million. The biggest funds are by companies like BitWise, Franklin, and Canary.
The fading demand for XRP ETFs is a sign that demand from American institutional and retail investors has faded as the crypto winter has continued.





