Volatility is swirling on XRP price as investors weigh the impact of regulatory buzz and fresh ETF moves.
Summary
- XRP is consolidating below the $2.70 level as investors await clarity on a potential U.S.-listed spot ETF launch.
- Canary Capital’s XRP ETF filing could go auto-effective by November 13, mirroring recent successful approvals for Solana, Litecoin, and Hedera products.
- The $2.70 resistance remains pivotal, breaking above could establish a new long-term support, while failure risks renewed downside under weak market momentum.
XRP price is currently changing hands at $2.50, down 2.1% on the day but holding a weekly gain of 1.9%, per market data from crypto.news
The token has stabilized just under the $2.70 mark for most of October, carving out a clear consolidation range as higher lows and higher highs stack up across the past three weeks. The $2.70 ceiling has yet to give way, but a wave of ETF optimism could soon push the Ripple token’s price through.
In the latest developments, Canary Capital has set the stage for a possible November 13 debut of a new spot XRP (XRP) ETF, after removing a “delaying amendment” from its SEC filing and enabling the ticker to go auto-effective if reviewed by Nasdaq.
Multiple new crypto ETFs for Solana, Litecoin, and Hedera moved ahead using similar “auto-effective” rules, and are already trading. The path now appears open for the XRP ETF to join this wave of regulatory breakthroughs, with no major obstacles from the SEC as of today.
If the process proceeds without last-minute intervention, the path could be paved for XRP to become the next major crypto asset with a U.S.-listed spot ETF. A move that would potentially draw fresh institutional flows and bring renewed attention to the $2.70 resistance zone.
XRP price holds steady below resistance
The $2.70 resistance is a level that’s proven to be the pivot between rallies and retracements for much of the year for XRP price. Each previous attempt to break above has resulted in a sharp rejection, sending price below $2 on high volume and discouraging bullish momentum.
The positive flip side is that, if $2.70 finally gives way, it could become a durable long-term support, potentially setting up a new base for higher moves if ETF-driven demand materializes.
The daily chart paints a similarly sobering picture for bulls, with XRP pinned under its 200-day moving average and struggling to generate sustained buying interest. Even against a backdrop of improved macro sentiment thanks to a US-China trade truce and two recent Fed rate cuts.
XRP is showing signs of cooling off, with the risk of further downside persisting until new capital enters the market and a decisive catalyst emerges.
