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In recent trading sessions, XRP has shown notable resilience, holding near the $1.90–$1.95 range despite macroeconomic headwinds, including Japan’s recent interest rate adjustment. During Asian trading hours, the token briefly dipped toward $1.80 but recovered swiftly, reflecting both retail and institutional support. As of December 20, the XRP price today hovered around $1.92–$1.94, with market participants closely monitoring whether renewed liquidity and sustained inflows can support a broader recovery phase. XRP Price Today Holds Firm Despite Macro Pressure The Japanese rate hike briefly weighed on risk assets across Asia, yet XRP crypto demonstrated relative strength compared with some peers. TradingView analyst subhikarkar55, who tracks short-term liquidity zones, noted that XRP recovered quickly following the policy move: “XRP today has recovered even though Japan has raised rates,” he said, adding that short-term volatility could still push the price toward $1.8577 before liquidity-driven upside resumes. XRP recovers to $1.92 despite Japan’s rate hike, with a potential dip to $1.8577 before bouncing toward $2.07. Source: subhikarkar55 on TradingView From a technical perspective, XRP charts suggest that buyers continue to defend the mid-$1.80 zone. The analyst identified $2.0735 as a near-term recovery level if liquidity conditions improve, aligning with broader observations of improving market depth. XRP Spot ETF Inflows Highlight Institutional Accumulation Institutional activity around XRP spot ETFs has been a key driver of market attention. According to SoSoValue data shared by technical analyst ChartNerd, six consecutive weeks of net inflows pushed total net assets to approximately $1.14 billion. XRP shows a hidden bullish divergence as 6 weeks of Spot ETF inflows push total net assets to $1.14B. Source: @ChartNerdTA via X “The uncommon divergence between the declining price and the vertical climb in total net assets is what we would call a hidden bullish divergence,” ChartNerd explained. ETF inflows are often viewed as…

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