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XRP has continued to recover after hitting a 15-month low of $1.12, and now, exchange supply has dipped to a five-year low suggesting long-term hodling. ETFs continue to record steady inflow, and negative funding points to a short squeeze in an oversold market. The crypto market started February with one of its biggest value wipeouts in years. XRP wasn’t spared, hitting its lowest price in over a year at $1.12 in the first week of the month. However, since then, it has recovered nearly 50% of its value, gaining 7% in the past seven days to trade at $1.46 at press time. February has historically been a bearish month for XRP. In 7 of the last 11 years, the token has ended the month on a net loss. Some of the analysts who had projected a breakout year for the token have revised their predictions; the latest is Standard Chartered, which has slashed its projection from $8 to $2.80, as we reported. However, the token could break the curse this year, and the bounceback from its 15-month low is a sign that bulls could be taking control of the market. One of the indicators of a trend reversal is the stablecoin footprint on XRPL. Since the turn of the year, the stablecoin volume on the network has risen steadily, gaining 36.7% to hit $417 million at press time. Stablecoin volume shows that users are exploring the network’s decentralized applications, which eventually increases the demand for the native token. Just as important as the volume is the activity. Volume alone shows money is parked in the network, while activity shows that users are utilizing the network for transactions. In the past month, stablecoin activity hit $1.2 billion, increasing by more than 50%. XRP Supply on Exchanges at 5-Year Low Beyond the…

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Filed under: News - @ February 18, 2026 3:24 pm