XRP Price is displaying signs of weakness in the short term as it slips below its rising support line and trades under $1.450. This indicates a potential loss of control by buyers.
The crypto market has returned to its previous range, with XRP needing to reclaim the $1.452–$1.465 zone for upside potential. Failure to do so may limit any bounce, with a possible support level at $1.387 if the price drops below $1.4236.
Ripple XRP Supply Drops, but Buyers Still Present
XRP reserves on Binance have significantly decreased from $10 billion in July 2025 to approximately $3.9 billion in March 2026, marking a 61% decline.
This decline could be attributed to various factors such as fund movement to private wallets, institutional accumulation, transfers to other platforms, or engagement in DeFi and on-chain activities.
Furthermore, order book data indicates stronger buy-side depth compared to sell-side pressure, suggesting solid support at lower levels and potentially easier price increase than decrease.
XRP ETF Sees Losses and Limited Inflows
Institutional signals are mixed, with a Bitwise Asset Management fund reporting a net loss of $25.937 million due to unrealized losses on XRP holdings. The fund, holding 131.2 million XRP, launched in November 2025, and has seen limited inflows in March.
Overall, XRP ETFs in the U.S. have experienced more outflows than inflows in March, with total assets under management at around $1.02 billion.
XRPL Network Growth Continues
According to Santiment data, the XRP Ledger’s network growth remains steady despite price fluctuations. The number of wallets holding different XRP amounts indicates ongoing user participation and market interest.
While short-term momentum appears weak without key level reclamation, decreasing exchange supply and consistent network expansion highlight sustained interest in XRP.
