XRP Stages Six-Day Glow-Up From $1.10 Capitulation Pits to $1.18, Still Ghosting Its 2025 Glory 📈

XRP has climbed roughly 8% over six sessions, rebounding from a June 10 selloff that pushed the token below $1.13 on volume of 109.9 million XRP — more than double the daily average — to trade above $1.18 by June 15, with the strongest single-session volume of the rebound reaching 120.2 million XRP on June 11, more than 160% above average. The move follows a brutal stretch in which the token lost the $1.13 support level and tested the $1.10–$1.12 zone repeatedly, leaving traders focused on whether buyers can defend the $1.18 area and push toward the $1.20–$1.30 resistance band that has capped every recovery attempt so far this year. XRP gained about 1% in the 24 hours through June 11, climbing to $1.1141 after recovering from lows near $1.11, then jumped 3.3% the following session to $1.1442, and advanced more than 3% in the session through June 15 to reach $1.1866 after briefly touching $1.1928.

Underlying the price action is a capitulation signal flagged by Glassnode, whose 90-day moving average of XRP's realized profit-to-loss ratio has plunged to 0.38, meaning holders are realizing roughly 38 cents in profit for every $1 of losses. That marks a sharp reversal from the 2025 peak ratio of 50, when profit-takers outnumbered loss-sellers 50-to-1. XRP traded near $1.11 on June 10, down nearly 40% for the year and well below its July 2025 peak above $3.60, according to CoinDesk data. Santiment's weighted sentiment metric has also fallen to its weakest level since October 2025, a zone that has historically preceded some of XRP's strongest counter-trend rallies.

Institutional demand has accelerated alongside the rebound. XRP-linked investment products attracted another $6.75 million in inflows in the period covered, lifting cumulative ETF inflows to roughly $1.44 billion, with May marking the strongest month of institutional demand since launch. More than 25 million XRP left exchanges during the recovery, and whale addresses holding significant balances climbed to a record high. Futures activity on the XRP Ledger ecosystem surged to roughly $5 billion in the June 11 session, though open interest remained near cycle lows, indicating active repositioning rather than aggressive long-term accumulation.

On the development side, Ripple announced that Bitso's MXNB, a peso-backed stablecoin, will launch on the XRP Ledger and integrate with Ripple's Payments on Decentralized Exchange infrastructure to expand regulated U.S.–Mexico settlement, pairing with Ripple's RLUSD for on-chain dollar and peso liquidity. The initiative runs on XRPL's Permissioned DEX, aimed at regulated financial participants. Separately, stablecoin supply on the XRP Ledger has climbed more than 2% in under a week, adding $15 million and pushing the total market cap to a new all-time high of $770 million, even as total stablecoin market cap across the broader crypto market has fallen by more than $7 billion in less than four weeks. The XRP Ledger's version 3.2.0 upgrade is scheduled for June 15 and is expected to reduce server memory requirements by around 40% while rebranding the core software from "rippled" to "xrpld."

Technically, XRP reclaimed the $1.14–$1.15 area that acted as resistance throughout the recent decline and has since flipped into support, with daily momentum indicators improving and several analysts pointing to a bullish RSI divergence that emerged while the token was testing the $1.05 support zone. Volume on the June 14 21:00 UTC session reached 107.6 million XRP, more than four times the daily average, confirming the push through $1.14. XRP remains below its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages and continues to trade inside a descending channel that has defined the broader downtrend since early 2026, leaving the market caught between a short-term bullish reversal and a longer-term bearish structure until one breaks decisively.