XRP and SOL have strengthened their uptrend as record ETF inflows and institutional support bolster market confidence, while meme coins show divergent fortunes. XRP’s resilience is underpinned by ongoing spot ETF inflows that have persisted for 30 trading days, contrasting with the more volatile flows seen in BTC and ETH ETFs, while DOGE remains under pressure as a key support level breaks. SBI VC Trade, a subsidiary of SBI Holdings, has begun recruiting for a new crypto-lending service targeting XRP, BTC, and DOGE. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse emphasized that XRP-related ETF products have seen 30 consecutive days of net inflows, a steadier flow than for BTC or ETH ETFs.
The US market is also accelerating its adoption as major asset managers roll out XRP-related products. Canary Capital’s US spot XRP ETF drew about $250 million on launch, marking an exceptionally strong early performance among altcoin products aside from Ethereum. Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, and Grayscale have quickly followed with related products, underscoring growing institutional interest.
Shiba Inu shows on-chain signals even as prices trend lower, with around 100 billion SHIB leaving centralized exchanges in the past 24 hours, a signal commonly associated with long-term holder accumulation rather than panic selling. In the derivatives market, however, the risk of long-position liquidations remains elevated near current prices, keeping downside pressure in view. Solana’s activity has surged, with volume climbing and a golden cross likely to appear, lifting the price toward the $132.9 region; if confirmed, past moves suggest SOL could rally toward higher levels, aided by a history of moving from about $200 to $228. Finally, Dogecoin faces technical warnings as analyst Ali Martinez warned that DOGE failed to defend the key support around $0.16–$0.18, indicating a potential shift into a distribution phase; continued selling pressure could push price below $0.1, with a worst-case scenario near $0.062.
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