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XRP is heading into its weakest period since the FTX collapse, with data revealing a widening gap between market price and actual investor returns — even amid increasing network activity.
The token is trading around $1.30, marking a decline of over 3% in the last 24 hours and continuing a downward trend on a weekly basis.
More importantly, the MVRV (market value versus realized) indicator, which measures the average profit or loss of investors, shows that XRP holders are at a loss of approximately 41% — the lowest level since November 2022, when the FTX bankruptcy shook the crypto market.
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The crypto market is moving without a clear direction, with prices remaining under pressure despite a sharp reversal in institutional flows toward ETF products.
The total market capitalization of crypto assets is declining, and the fear and greed index remains in the fear zone, indicating cautious positioning by investors.
At the same time, ETF flows are showing a reversal, especially with Bitcoin, signaling renewed institutional interest. The divergence between weak prices and strong flows suggests potential position accumulation.
Market under pressure despite Bitcoin stability
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Funds flowing into crypto ETFs clearly indicate a deterioration of institutional sentiment at the end of March, as investors gradually reduce their exposure to risky assets amid macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Data reveal a synchronized outflow from Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, while newer products related to Solana and XRP have failed to offset this pressure.
Bitcoin ETFs shift from strong inflows to sharp outflows
After a period of stable inflows in mid-March, according to Farside Investors, BTC ETFs are showing a trend reversal. On March 27, the total net flow reaches around -$22