XRP continues to attract institutional capital, with Spot XRP ETFs posting 19 consecutive days of inflows and $20.17 million added on Friday. Cumulative inflows stand at $990.91 million and AUM is $1.18 billion, while Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $19.41 million of outflows last week. Despite upbeat sentiment, XRP's price remains near $2, highlighting a disconnect between demand and spot performance.

After nearly five years of inactivity, wallets tied to the early Silk Road era transferred 33.7 BTC, about $3 million, into an address later flagged as a Coinbase Prime deposit. The modest size of the move limits direct selling pressure, but with Bitcoin trading in a corrective zone around $90,000–$92,000, the symbolic shift heightens market sensitivity to further downside risk.

Large-value transaction activity on the Dogecoin network has dropped sharply, falling to just 4 transactions of $1 million or more in a single day, according to data from analytics platform Santiment. This marks the lowest level of whale participation recorded in two months. The decline contrasts with October 11, when the network processed 212 whale transactions in a single day.

A pricing framework published by crypto analyst Diana examines how XRP exchange-traded fund launches could influence the asset's valuation through inflow mechanics and supply constraints. The model estimates a 60-day price window of $7 to $24, contingent on institutional capital absorption and liquid supply dynamics following ETF deployment. XRP currently trades near $2.14, reflecting a 13.5% weekly decline following the Canary XRP ETF launch.