TLDR
- XRP is holding above $1.14 support after briefly dipping to $1.05 during a recent market correction
- A bullish RSI divergence has formed, with analysts targeting a move toward $1.30
- Futures Open Interest has dropped to $2.45 billion, down from $2.96 billion earlier in June
- XRP ETF inflows have been mixed, with zero flows recorded Thursday; cumulative inflows sit at $1.43 billion
- XRP trades below all major moving averages, with the 50-day EMA near $1.30 acting as key resistance
Ripple’s XRP token is trading around $1.14 after bouncing off a June low of $1.05. The price dip triggered stop losses and forced leveraged traders out of positions before buyers stepped back in.

Market analyst CryptoPulse described the move as a “capitulation flush,” saying the sweep of the $1.13 support zone was a necessary reset before any recovery could start.
$XRP is starting to show some interesting signs.
We’re seeing bullish divergence develop while price remains well below VWAP, a combination that often gets us paying attention. Usually when this happens, price will gravitate back toward the average
If momentum continues to… pic.twitter.com/y8qsOqSuGx
— CryptoPulse (@CryptoPulse_CRU) June 12, 2026
The recovery has drawn attention to a technical pattern forming on the Relative Strength Index. While price made a lower low, the RSI formed a higher low — a bullish divergence that suggests selling pressure may be slowing.
Derivatives and ETF Demand Cool
Futures Open Interest averaged $2.96 billion on June 1 but has since dropped to $2.45 billion. That decline points to fewer traders opening new positions, showing reduced confidence in a near-term rally.

XRP spot ETF flows have been uneven. Inflows hit $7.44 million on Tuesday and $1.2 million on Wednesday, but Thursday saw zero flows. Cumulative ETF inflows stand at $1.43 billion, with net assets under management at $985 million.
Analyst ChartNerd flagged a key development on the two-week chart. The price has returned to the lower regression band of the Gaussian Channel at $1.04, a level that has appeared at similar points in prior cycles. ChartNerd described it as “the land of macro opportunity” and said the behavior has consistently repeated in previous market cycles.
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Price has returned home to the lower regression band of the Gaussian Channel on the 2W timeframe ($1.04). This behaviour consistently repeated during prior cycles and we mapped it again in 2026.
Welcome to the land of macro opportunity 🥂 https://t.co/jV1vKoUOxK pic.twitter.com/nCxOPv3GwQ
— 🇬🇧 ChartNerd 📊 (@ChartNerdTA) June 12, 2026
Moving Averages Remain a Barrier
XRP is still trading below its 10-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages. The 50-day EMA sits near $1.30, which also lines up with the key resistance level analysts are watching.
The 100-day EMA is near $1.39, while the 200-day EMA sits around $1.61. These levels form a broad supply zone that would need to be cleared for a sustained recovery.
The RSI (14) reads 35.10, not yet in oversold territory but approaching it. The MACD remains slightly negative at -0.06656. The Momentum (10) indicator has flipped to a Buy signal, which may indicate short-term selling is slowing.
TradingView data shows the overall technical summary rated as Neutral, with 14 Sell signals, 10 Neutral, and just 2 Buy signals.
An Elliott Wave analysis suggests XRP may be completing a Wave (2) correction within a larger Cycle Wave V structure. The identified accumulation zone falls between the 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci levels, roughly $1.19 to $0.91. Analysts put a 65-70% probability on the macro bullish structure remaining intact.
XRP was trading at around $1.14, up 3.06% in the past 24 hours at time of writing.






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