Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are all trading with a cautious tone, but the flow picture is mixed. Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen renewed redemptions, while XRP has continued to attract modest interest.
Bitcoin loses momentum again
Bitcoin spot ETFs posted about $389 million in weekly outflows, which points to softer demand after a recent rebound. Even so, the larger backdrop still looks constructive, with cumulative net inflows at $51.79 billion and total net assets at $76.61 billion.
Price action remains under pressure as BTC sits below its key moving averages. The 50-day EMA is near $64,317, the 100-day EMA is around $66,393, and the 200-day EMA is near $72,390, leaving overhead resistance stacked above current levels.
Momentum also looks fragile. An RSI reading near 46 and a MACD position below zero suggest that buyers have not yet regained control.
Ethereum pauses after a steady run
Ethereum spot ETFs ended a five-week inflow streak with a small weekly outflow of $2.26 million. That is not a dramatic shift, but it does show that demand cooled after several weeks of accumulation.
ETH still holds a healthier technical posture than XRP. It is trading near $1,894, above the 50-day EMA at $1,868 and the SuperTrend support near $1,769, although it remains below the 100-day EMA at $1,918 and well under the 200-day EMA at $2,108.
The chart picture is mixed rather than bearish. RSI near 53 suggests a stable market, but a negative MACD shows that follow-through remains limited.
XRP keeps its inflow streak alive
XRP was the clear exception. Its spot ETFs attracted $2.25 million in net inflows last week, extending a fifth straight week of positive flows. That makes XRP the strongest flow story among the three, even though price action has not fully caught up.
Fundamentally, the product set remains in positive territory, with cumulative inflows around $1.51 billion and net assets near $933 million. The inflow trend matters because it shows that some capital is still willing to rotate into XRP exposure despite wider market caution.
Technically, however, XRP is still stuck below parity and below its major trend markers. It trades around $1.00, with the 50-day EMA near $1.08, the 100-day EMA near $1.16, and the 200-day EMA near $1.35.
What the chart structure says next
Bitcoin has the cleanest support-and-resistance framework, but it needs a stronger push to change the tone. A daily close back above the $64,317 to $64,850 zone would be the first sign that sellers are losing grip. Until then, the SuperTrend line near $61,291 remains the key floor to watch.
Ethereum’s next decision point is the 100-day EMA at $1,918. If ETH clears that level, it could open a path toward $2,108. If it slips back below $1,868, the market would likely revisit the weaker setup quickly.
XRP has the most fragile structure of the three. A move above $1.01 would improve the near-term picture, but failure to reclaim that level keeps the token vulnerable to fresh selling around $1.00.
One sentence summary for traders
- Bitcoin is still supported by long-term ETF demand, but short-term selling pressure has returned.
- Ethereum is holding up better, though it has not yet broken into a stronger recovery phase.
- XRP continues to post positive ETF flows, yet its price remains the least convincing of the three.
Bottom line: the market is stabilizing rather than breaking out. The ETF data shows selective appetite, but the charts suggest that proof of a broader rebound is still missing.
