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Below Every Average: XRP's $0.90 Floor, ETF Silence & CLARITY Act Clock
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XRP has broken below all key moving averages simultaneously — the only top-five crypto to do so — while spot ETF inflows hit zero for four straight days and the CLARITY Act faces a January deadline with no vote in sight. Today's briefing maps the technical damage, whale accumulation signals, and the two data points that must shift before recovery is realistic.
Audio is available on Spreaker — see link below.
XRP just broke below every key moving average at once. That's not a minor technical signal.
The institutional side of this story is equally telling. Spot XRP ETFs recorded zero net inflows for four consecutive days between November third and sixth, following a five-hundred-thirty-thousand-dollar outflow on November second.
The regulatory picture adds another layer of pressure. The Senate procedural vote on the CLARITY Act failed forty-nine to fifty on September fifteenth.
Against that backdrop, the whale data is genuinely unusual. Millionaire wallet counts hit a twenty twenty-six high of two thousand one hundred forty-seven on November third.
XRP is down thirty-seven percent year-to-date in twenty twenty-six. Bitcoin is down roughly thirteen and a half percent.
Two smaller developments are worth noting. On November sixth, XRP Ledger developers proposed the LendingProtocolV1_2 amendment to fix loan repayment rounding issues.
The two things that matter most from here. Watch whether XRP ETF inflows restart, and at what level.
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