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A quiet but seismic shift is rocking the XRP market: the amount of XRP held on the world's largest exchange, Binance, has plunged to a 12-month low of 2.71 billion tokens. This dramatic depletion, which saw roughly 100 million XRP withdrawn since mid-November, is perfectly aligned with the launch of US spot XRP ETFs. This is the definitive analysis of why $670 million in institutional buying is draining supply and whether XRP is finally moving into a structured phase of exponential growth. I. The Great Withdrawal: ETF Demand Drains Binance On-chain data confirms that the launch of multiple US spot XRP ETFs (Canary, Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton) has initiated a massive supply crunch on exchanges: 1-Year Low: XRP reserves on Binance have fallen to their lowest level in a year, a trend that began immediately after the ETF products started trading on November 14. $670 Million Inflow: Data shows these four ETFs have recorded nine consecutive days of positive net inflows, pushing their total assets under management past $670 million. Bullish Signal: Analysts argue that this sharp drop in exchange reserves signals that more XRP is being transferred into the hands of long-term holders. This combination of fewer available tokens and growing institutional demand creates a powerful setup for upward price pressure. II. The Critical Caveat: Escrow Supply Must Be Absorbed While the demand is overwhelming, one analyst warns that the price may not skyrocket instantly due to a structural reality specific to Ripple: Ripple's Monthly Unlock: Analyst Vincent Van Code cautions that ETF managers cannot buy XRP directly from Ripple's escrow supply due to court injunctions. They must buy from the open market. Price Dampener: This means that ETF demand must first absorb the large volume of XRP that Ripple unlocks from escrow each month. Therefore, initial ETF absorption might temporarily stabilize the price rather than push it sharply higher, absorbing supply at a pace similar to its monthly release. III. Final Verdict: A Bullish Supply Crunch The short-term outlook is incredibly bullish structurally. The price holding above the $2.00 psychological support level, combined with the one-year low in Binance reserves, shows strong long-term accumulation is occurring. While the monthly supply from Ripple's escrow may temporarily mute sharp price explosions, the foundation for a more structured, institutionally-driven bull phase backed by over half a billion dollars in ETF demand has clearly been established. ⚠️ Important Disclaimer This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and is based on technical analysis and market data. It is not financial advice, nor should it be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security or cryptocurrency. The cryptocurrency market is highly speculative, volatile, and subject to external factors. Readers must conduct their own comprehensive research (DYOR) and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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The market is not in a place to recover as quickly as many investors might want, but at the same time, there is certainly a lot of hope. The market is not finding enough footing for a quick recovery, but it might be a good chance for other assets like Ethereum to gain enough strength and attract the attention of investors, who are pivoting away from assets like Bitcoin and XRP. XRP finally stabilizing After its violent sell-off in November, XRP is finally beginning to stabilize, but the sudden surge of optimism on social media, especially the notion that the asset is going to plummet back to $3, is at odds with what the charts actually show. Indeed, XRP printed a powerful relief candle and was able to rebound off the lower edge of its declining channel. However, reversal and recovery are two different things, and XRP has not yet earned the latter. Examine structure first. The price of XRP has been declining for almost two months, and it is still firmly inside a downward-sloping channel. Lower highs and steady rejection in the vicinity of the 20-day and 50-day EMAs have accompanied each rally inside this structure. The price stalled almost instantly as it got closer to the mid-channel area during the most recent bounce, indicating that sellers are still in charge despite the recovery. The moving averages support the same idea. The 200-day EMA overhead serves as a long-term barrier, while the 50-day and 100-day EMAs are declining. This is not how a market getting ready for a quick return to $3 looks; instead, it displays bullish momentum stacking, volume expansion and trend reversal signals. So far, XRP has none of that. Momentum also conveys a warning. The fact that the RSI is still below 50 indicates that the recovery is corrective rather than impulsive, even though it has recovered from oversold conditions. Instead of starting a long-term uptrend, this is more typical of markets decompressing following significant liquidations. Thus, it is possible for XRP to recover even more. The structure permits a drift toward $2.30-$2.40 if buyers keep entering the market. However, demanding $3 right now is not analysis but pure euphoria. The asset has not recovered a single significant moving average, has lost almost 30% in recent days and is stuck in a declining channel. Ethereum should be ready At last, Ethereum’s price structure indicates that it is prepared to emerge from the shadow of Bitcoin and make a serious comeback. ETH has stabilized and started to carve out a strong comeback, following weeks of intense selling pressure that drove the asset toward the $2,700 area. In contrast to the majority of altcoins, which are still either testing new lows or stuck in steep downtrends, ETH has successfully formed a clean higher low and produced a significant shift in short-term momentum. The graph clearly illustrates the situation: ETH is currently grinding upward with steady, controlled candles rather than unpredictable liquidation driven spikes, after breaking out of its steepest decline angle. The RSI is trending upward without overheating, after rising from oversold conditions, which is precisely what you want in the early phases of a recovery. Most significantly, Ethereum is now very close to recovering its 20 day EMA, which is the first structural barrier separating the beginning of a trend reversal from a brief bounce. What makes this moment especially intriguing is the larger market dynamic. Many large cap altcoins are still lagging or exhibiting erratic inflows, and Bitcoin has not yet demonstrated a clear reversal. But Ethereum is outpacing the competition. In the past, a rotation phase — investors shifting from highly speculative assets to stronger, more fundamentally anchored tokens — is frequently indicated when ETH starts to outperform during market uncertainty. ETH is ideally situated to profit from that change. The road to a complete midterm recovery opens up swiftly if ETH can rise above the 20-day and 50-day EMAs and maintain above the $3,100 to $3,200 range. Volume has already begun to rise again, indicating that patient sellers are worn out and dip buyers are self assured. Bitcoin has not yet bottomed The predictable chorus of "the bottom is in" has been triggered by Bitcoin’s recent rebound, but the chart does not yet fully support that conclusion. Yes, the free-fall of Bitcoin finally stopped around the mid $80,000 range, and it printed a sharp intraday reversal. However, a single forceful bounce does not equate to a confirmed floor, particularly following a collapse of this magnitude caused by liquidation. In terms of structure, Bitcoin has achieved the bare minimum needed for a brief bottom: buyers intervened on a large scale, the RSI recovered from extremely oversold territory, and the asset gained some ground without going back into free-fall right away. The good news is this: everything above the current price is considered not so bullish. The 20-day, 50-day, 100-day and 200-day EMAs are all currently sloping downward and stacking into a textbook bearish alignment, and Bitcoin is still clearly below them. The rebound stopped exactly at the first resistance zone, about $89,000, and every intraday attempt to push further has been met with supply, indicating that even the local relief structure is hesitating. Additionally, we are still getting over a vertical liquidation wick. In the past, Bitcoin has shown one of two patterns when it forms bottoms following this kind of cascade, either a retest of the liquidation low, which is frequently shallower but nevertheless sharp, or volatility compression and a sideways grind prior to a clear breakout. Although Bitcoin is currently moving in the direction of option two, a stabilizing phase, the risk of a retest remains. The market has not yet displayed a structural higher low, and the price has not recovered any significant moving averages. Calling a confirmed bottom is premature until that occurs. $BTC $ETH $

Market Overview 27.11.2025 Bitcoin Breaks $91.5K as Whales Return to Accumulation After 3-Month Distribution Bitcoin surged 4.7% to $91,506 after whale holders (10,000+ BTC) flipped to net accumulation with a Trend Score of 0.8—the first time since August. Mid-tier holders (1,000-10,000 BTC) also returned to buying for the first time since September, reinforcing the $80,000 region as fair value. A major whale opened a $56.7 million long position (18x leverage) after 18 months of inactivity, signaling renewed institutional confidence. Support holds at $85,000, while a breakout above $93,966 could trigger a Santa rally toward $97,135-$102,25. Ethereum Clears $3K on Institutional ETF Demand, Whales Accumulate at Record 21M Ethereum climbed 3.9% to $3,027 as spot ETFs recorded $60.82 million in inflows on November 26. Institutional capital flows continue accelerating ahead of the Fusaka upgrade (Dec 3), while whale entities have accumulated to a record 21 million ETH combined. Bitcoin's hashrate recovery and whale buying signal a market bottom, with altcoin momentum building on risk-on sentiment as Bitcoin dominance compressed to 57-58%. Solana ETFs Record First Red Day Since Launch After $39.5M Peak Inflows Solana ETFs experienced their first outflow of $8.1 million on November 27, breaking a three-week positive streak. However, the SIMD-0411 inflation cut proposal (reducing SOL issuance by 20-30%) continues driving developer ecosystem excitement. SOL pulled back to $141.87 after testing $144 resistance, with strong support holding at $135-$132. If SIMD-0411 gains community approval, tokenomics improvements could reignite institutional inflows. Bitwise Avalanche ETF (BAVA) Nears Launch with First-Ever Staking Feature Bitwise submitted its S-1 amendment for the spot Avalanche ETF (ticker: BAVA) featuring a 0.34% fee—lowest in the space—and the first U.S. ETF to offer staking (up to 70% of holdings). AVAX surged 6.7% to $39.52 as traders front-run approval. Bitwise is taking a 12% cut of yield generation while 88% flows to shareholders, with a one-month fee waiver on the first $500 million in assets. Approval targeting Q1 2026 on NYSE Arca. Ripple RLUSD Stablecoin Wins Abu Dhabi ADGM Regulatory Approval Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin received formal designation as an Accepted Fiat-Referenced Token by Abu Dhabi's Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA), enabling use by ADGM-licensed firms for regulated activities. The approval expands RLUSD's institutional footprint in the Middle East, complementing existing relationships with Zand Bank, Mamo, and Absa Bank across the UAE, Bahrain, and Africa. RLUSD now operates at $1.007 with $1 billion+ market cap and growing enterprise adoption. XRP ETF Assets Hit $628M as Ripple-Linked ETFs Continue Momentum XRP ETF inflows totaled $21.81 million on November 26, bringing total ETF assets to $628 million in just two weeks of trading. All four active XRP ETF products have collectively attracted $643 million since November 13 launch, averaging $21-$32 million daily inflows. At this annualized pace, XRP ETFs could exceed $2.6 billion in assets, creating structural demand. XRP whales' $4.11 billion sell-off in November (highest since March 2023) signals distribution from long-term holders, though ETF inflows are offsetting selling pressure.