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XRP price today: Ripple token slides below $2 as Fed minutes loom, ETF inflows hold up
30 December 2025
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XRP price today: Ripple token slides below $2 as Fed minutes loom, ETF inflows hold up

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 04:20 ET — Premarket

  • XRP was down about 2% near $1.86 in early New York hours, staying below the $2 level.
  • CoinShares data showed XRP-linked funds drew inflows last week even as crypto investment products saw withdrawals.
  • Traders are watching Fed minutes later Tuesday and key technical levels around $2 and the mid-$1.80s.

XRP fell about 2.1% to $1.86 in early New York hours on Tuesday, slipping back below the $2 mark as a broad pullback in cryptocurrencies extended into year-end trade. The token changed hands between $1.84 and $1.90, while bitcoin and ether were also lower.

The move comes as investors thin out positions into the final sessions of 2025, with market liquidity — the ease of buying or selling without moving price — typically lighter around the holidays. U.S. stocks ended lower on Monday as risk appetite softened, adding to a cautious backdrop for higher-volatility assets such as cryptocurrencies.

Investors are also awaiting minutes from the Federal Reserve’s December policy meeting due later Tuesday, which are expected to underline divisions over the path for 2026 interest rates. Rates and the dollar can matter for crypto because higher yields increase the appeal of cash-like assets and can pressure speculative markets.

Fund-flow data has been a counterweight to the softer spot price. CoinShares said digital-asset investment products recorded $446 million of net outflows last week, but XRP and Solana exchange-traded funds — ETFs, investment vehicles that trade on stock exchanges like shares — drew $70.2 million and $7.5 million of inflows, respectively.

XRP exchange-traded funds have attracted more than $1 billion since launch, according to SoSoValue data cited by DL News. “We’re in a genuine adoption phase for crypto ETFs, which means periods of rapid inflows followed by consolidation,” said Jonathan Yark, a quantitative trader at Acheron Trading. DL News

The split between steady ETF buying and a softer token price has kept attention on whether XRP can reclaim $2, a round-number “psychological” level that often acts as resistance when sentiment is shaky.

Chart watchers are also focused on the mid-$1.80s, where recent dips have found support. An analysis published on Investing.com flagged $1.80–$1.85 as a key area to defend, with $1.90–$2.00 still attracting sellers and the next resistance band near $2.05–$2.10.

Bitcoin was around $87,600 after failing to hold gains toward $90,000, and ether hovered near $2,970. In weak tape, smaller tokens often move more sharply than the big two as investors scale back leverage and reduce risk.

XRP is the token associated with Ripple and the XRP Ledger, a blockchain network aimed at payments. That link can make XRP more sensitive than bitcoin to shifts in regulatory and institutional interest, even when the immediate driver is broader market tone.

Later Tuesday, traders will parse the Fed minutes for clues on whether policymakers are leaning toward fewer or slower cuts next year. Any surprise that pushes yields higher can ripple quickly into crypto, which has often traded like a risk asset in recent years.

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