XRP fell under $1.90 and closed below that level yesterday after losing the $2.00 support earlier this month and briefly dipping under $1.80. The token was around $1.87 after rebounding from an intraday low of $1.83, while analyst Ali Martinez on December 24, 2025 warned that $1.10 could come into focus.

On December 23, spot XRP ETFs posted $8.19 million in net inflows, according to SoSoValue, extending a streak that has reached $1.13 billion. In contrast, BTC and ETH funds recorded net outflows, while SOL products have stayed positive since December 3, amassing $754 million as of Tuesday’s close.

XRP made brief early‑week gains but failed to clear $1.95 and subsequently slid below $1.90, extending a drawdown of nearly 50% from its July peak. Santiment said on December 22, 2025 that social commentary had turned sharply negative, a setup it links to past rebounds, while SoSoValue reported $43.89 million of net inflows into five spot XRP ETFs on Monday.

Bitcoin moved near $90,000 while Ethereum reclaimed $3,000 amid a broader uptick in majors. BNB stayed above $860; NIGHT jumped 13% to $0.10 and HYPE rose 4%, whereas AAVE slid 11% and CC fell 21%. The total crypto market cap added $30 billion to $3.120 trillion on CG.

Ripple's XRP rebounded from a multi-week low near $1.77 on Friday to trade around $1.92, briefly reclaiming the $1.90 level seen as key support by traders. The TD Sequential indicator, cited by Ali Martinez, now signals a potential local top after this roughly 10% bounce, raising concerns for bulls. Analysts note XRP's price is tracking bitcoin's broader sentiment, while a clear break below $1.90 could open the way toward the $1.55–$1.70 area and possibly down to $1.00.

ETH remains below $3,000 after pronounced 2025 swings. Whales sold $360 million over the past week and spot Ethereum ETFs logged seven straight days of outflows since December 11, with net inflows down to under $12.5 billion. On-chain data shows daily new addresses spiking above 190,000 in December, hinting at returning retail interest.

Bitcoin has fallen from above $126,000 in early October to around $88,000, while analysts debate whether this marks a new bear market or a deep bull-cycle correction. One analyst argues BTC must regain roughly $101,840–$102,000 to revive its bull phase, while another points to an oversold RSI below 30 for about three weeks as a setup for a potential explosive rebound. At the same time, whale balances have dropped by over 160,000 BTC in a year and spot ETFs saw nearly $500 million in outflows, adding downside risk if support at $83,300 fails.

Spot XRP ETFs have logged 25 consecutive trading days without net outflows since the Nov. 13 U.S. launch, reaching $1.070 billion in cumulative net inflows by Friday. Weekly additions of $82.04 million surpassed BTC and ETH products, which saw nearly $500 million and $650 million outflows, while Solana funds remained positive for 12 straight days.

In mid-December 2025, new Ethereum wallet creation rebounded sharply after a period of subdued network activity, with daily new addresses briefly approaching 200,000. ETH remains below $3,000, but some analysts argue the asset is building momentum for a significant move, projecting potential upside toward $3,700 and a stronger performance against bitcoin.