XRP drops to a 30-day low of $1.15 as ETF flows flatline and the CLARITY Act hits a legislative wall — yet Ripple's institutional foundation keeps growing. Here's what the gap between company progress and token price really means right now.
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XRP touched a thirty-day low of one dollar fifteen this week, and the community has feelings about it. Strong ones.
Community criticism of Garlinghouse and Schwartz moved from private murmurs to viral posts this week. Holders pushed back hard, arguing that Ripple's expanding stablecoin and institutional services aren't translating into XRP demand or price performance.
The more immediate pressure point is the ETF picture. U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded zero net flows from November third through November sixth.
On the regulatory side, the picture shifted meaningfully after the November third election result. With Democrats expected to control the Senate Banking Committee, the CLARITY Act now faces very long odds of passing before its deadline of January third.
One broader context point worth having. XRP isn't alone in hitting thirty-day lows this week.
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