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XRP price closing in on $1, futures trading volume dwarfs ETF inflows

LONDON, June 28, 2026, 20:32 (BST)

  • XRP was around $1.04 on Sunday after falling about 8.6% in the past week.
  • XRP futures turnover ran about 6.8 times higher than spot turnover in the last 24 hours, according to .
  • U.S. spot XRP funds picked up $15.63 million on Friday, but that’s minor compared to over $1.29 billion traded in XRP futures.
  • This week kicks off with bitcoin holding $1 support, new U.S. ETF flows and fresh leverage pressure around stocks with bitcoin treasuries.

XRP held at $1.044 Sunday evening in London, after swinging between $1.042 and $1.056 through the session. Live crypto quote data showed bitcoin near $59,453, ether close to $1,568 and solana last at $70.92.

Asset Latest price Day move Intraday low-high
XRP $1.044 down 0.95% $1.042 to $1.056
Bitcoin $59,453 off 1.08% $59,355 to $60,383
Ether $1,567.84 fell 0.45% $1,561.11 to $1,583.95
Solana $70.92 lost 0.28% $70.19 to $71.99

The size of the derivatives market is getting less attention than XRP’s price. CoinGlass shows 24-hour XRP spot volume at $190.7 million, while futures volume stands at $1.29 billion. Futures open interest is at $2.37 billion, with $1.51 million in liquidations. U.S. spot XRP funds saw $15.63 million come in on Friday and total inflows now sit at $1.47 billion, The Block said, citing SoSoValue.

XRP market line Latest data Investor read-through
Spot turnover $190.7 mln Bargain for cash market activity
Futures turnover $1.29 bln Nearly 7x spot turnover
Futures open interest $2.37 bln About 1.6x all U.S. XRP ETF inflows
Friday U.S. spot XRP ETF inflow $15.63 mln Roughly 1% of recent futures volume
24-hour futures liquidations $1.51 mln Minor against OI

This matters since ETF demand remains, but it’s not driving prices in the short term. A $15.63 million inflow to funds can support bids. But with $2.37 billion in open interest, XRP could see much quicker moves if it breaks below $1 and stops get triggered.

XRP had a poor week, losing ground before the weekend. According to Investing.com, XRP dropped from $1.1295 on June 22 to $1.0447 by June 28. Volume jumped on June 26, hitting 511.62 million when the token reached $1.0095 before recovering.

Date XRP price Daily move Volume
June 22 $1.1295 up 0.42% 295.66 mln
June 23 $1.1100 down 1.73% 290.39 mln
June 24 $1.0731 fell 3.32% 410.29 mln
June 25 $1.0430 lost 2.80% 443.68 mln
June 26 $1.0486 up 0.54% 511.62 mln
June 27 $1.0472 off 0.13% 243.23 mln
June 28 $1.0447 down 0.24% 196.34 mln

XRP’s price dropped 8.6% over the last week, data from CoinGecko showed. That was deeper than the 5.7% slide for the wider crypto market. CoinGecko pegged XRP’s market cap at roughly $65.05 billion on a circulating supply of almost 62 billion tokens.

ETF flows flipped this week. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs posted about $1.79 billion in outflows for the week ended June 26, marking their second-biggest weekly pullback since launch. Meanwhile, XRP funds took in $15.63 million on Friday, driving total inflows up to $1.47 billion, The Block said.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse threw in a warning on leverage at the company level, not just from fund flows. In a CNBC interview reported by CoinDesk, Garlinghouse said, “financial engineering does not drive long-term value” and argued that Strategy NASDAQ:MSTR “has hurt the overall market.” He called out Strategy’s STRC preferred shares trading around 25% below par and described it as a “damning indictment” of the model. CoinDesk

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor responded on X, posting: “Volatility tests every capital structure.” The company had 847,363 bitcoin as of June 22, with an average price of about $75,646 each, according to The Block on Sunday. X (formerly Twitter)

XRP holders are still contending with legal questions, even though the SEC case is done. The SEC in August 2025 said a final judgment put a $125.035 million civil penalty on Ripple and left an injunction on registration rules after cross-appeals were dropped.

Traders start the week watching the June 26 low of $1.0095 and the $1.05-$1.07 area that acted as support before prices fell. Last week, CoinDesk said a drop below this zone would put $1 back on the table, while bulls needed to take back $1.10 to argue this was just a shakeout.

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