# Сопутствующие статьи по теме XRP

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Ripple (XRP) Buy Signal Flashes as Funding Rate Plummets Deep into Negative: Will Bulls Step In?

XRP's funding rate on perpetual futures contracts plunged to -20% on Thursday, December 11, its lowest level since the October market crash. This negative funding—where short sellers pay long holders—typically suggests bearish dominance but can sometimes signal a potential bullish reversal. However, despite this classic buy signal, several factors are dampening trader optimism. XRP broke below the $2.00 support level this week, falling 9% over two days. Open interest in XRP futures remained stagnant near $2.8 billion, failing to recover to November's $3.2 billion level. This indicates a lack of new short positions even after XRP dropped 45% from its July high of $3.66. Institutional interest also appears weak. U.S.-listed XRP ETF trading volumes have significantly declined, rarely exceeding $30 million daily. These ETFs hold approximately $3.1 billion in assets under management, slightly less than Solana ETFs. Furthermore, on-chain activity on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) has diminished. Its Total Value Locked (TVL) fell to a 2025 low of $68 million, and Ripple's own stablecoin, Ripple USD (RLUSD), is primarily issued on Ethereum, with only $235 million on XRPL. These factors—coupled with strong competition from chains like BNB and Solana that offer more robust DApp ecosystems and native staking yields—suggest limited short-term upside potential for XRP. The lack of clear mechanisms linking XRPL activity to value accrual for XRP holders further reduces bullish momentum.

cointelegraph_中文12/12 11:02

Ripple (XRP) Buy Signal Flashes as Funding Rate Plummets Deep into Negative: Will Bulls Step In?

cointelegraph_中文12/12 11:02

Bitcoin ETFs See $4 Billion Outflow! Altcoin ETFs Defy Trend, Attracting $1.3 Billion as New Capital Locks on XRP and Solana

Summary: In November 2025, Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs experienced significant outflows totaling over $4 billion, while the first wave of altcoin ETFs, particularly those tracking XRP and Solana, attracted approximately $1.3 billion in new capital. This divergence highlights a shift in institutional investment strategies amid a broader market downturn. XRP ETFs gathered $676 million with almost no outflows since launch, and XRP’s price rose 7.2% in November, supported by clearer regulatory conditions, a narrative shift toward cross-border payment utility, and competitive fee structures. Solana ETFs attracted $918 million with about $613 million in net inflows, despite SOL’s price dropping 29.2%. These ETFs offered 6-8% annualized staking yields, appealing to investors seeking returns even during price declines. In contrast, Litecoin and Dogecoin ETFs saw minimal interest, with combined inflows under $8 million, reflecting their weaker fundamental narratives and lack of use cases in institutional portfolios. This trend suggests that the market is moving beyond broad altcoin sentiment and is now evaluating projects based on regulatory clarity, real-world utility, cash flow potential, and ecosystem activity. The approval and performance of altcoin ETFs are acting as a stress test, separating assets with long-term viability from those reliant on speculation. The data indicates that institutions are not merely rotating into altcoins but are selectively allocating to tokens with defensible value propositions, even in a bear market. The emergence of altcoin ETFs has introduced a more transparent, rigorous framework for evaluating crypto assets, emphasizing sustainable fundamentals over hype.

cointelegraph_中文12/10 11:27

Bitcoin ETFs See $4 Billion Outflow! Altcoin ETFs Defy Trend, Attracting $1.3 Billion as New Capital Locks on XRP and Solana

cointelegraph_中文12/10 11:27

Analyst: Ripple (XRP) Price Could Rise from $2 to $10 in Less Than a Year

Cryptocurrency analyst Chad Steingraber predicts that XRP could surge from $2 to $10 in less than a year, driven by strong institutional demand through recently launched exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Key factors supporting this outlook include the rapid accumulation of XRP by ETFs. Data from SoSoValue shows that XRP-focused ETFs have absorbed over 506 million XRP (worth approximately $506 million) in under a month since their launch in November. This represents about 0.74% of XRP’s circulating supply—a significant level of adoption in a short time. Additionally, the Bitwise Crypto 10 Fund (BITW), which holds XRP as 5% of its portfolio, began trading with over $1.25 billion in assets. Steingraber draws parallels to Bitcoin’s post-ETF performance, suggesting that continued ETF inflows could propel XRP toward a 400% price increase by 2026. Technically, XRP’s chart patterns support a bullish outlook. On weekly charts, the token has broken out of a multi-month symmetrical triangle—a pattern often indicating a strong trend continuation. The measured move from this pattern suggests a potential rise to the $14–$15 range. A second pattern, a bull flag observed on higher timeframes, also points to a target near $14–$15, reinforcing the analyst’s prediction. The article includes standard disclaimers that it is not investment advice and all trading carries risk.

cointelegraph_中文12/10 10:54

Analyst: Ripple (XRP) Price Could Rise from $2 to $10 in Less Than a Year

cointelegraph_中文12/10 10:54

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