XRP is trading between $1.35 and $1.37, with $1.30 acting as support and $1.40 limiting advances after an August rally from $1.00 to a peak of $1.70. The token has since formed lower highs and failed to regain the $1.45-$1.50 area. Daily RSI is about 51.7, below its 58.2 signal average, while the four-hour MACD has crossed above its signal line but remains negative. Roundhill Investments postponed its XRP Covered Call ETF launch to October 11, 2026, and Listed Funds Trust delayed the Teucrium 2x Short Daily XRP ETF to the same date. The products remain under review rather than being denied. Five XRP ETF products hold $1.45 billion in assets, although SoSoValue recorded no net inflows on September 11; a separate post later cited $18.98 million in weekly inflows. XRP Ledger transaction volume fell 55.6% to 1.2 million operations, successful transactions dropped 59.5% to about 970,200, and active addresses declined 42.3% to 126,200, while ledger closing times remained around 3.84 seconds. Earlier data cited in the existing report showed whales selling or redistributing about 90 million XRP after accumulating roughly 400 million, while daily active addresses fell from 388,492 to 38,163. Analysts have identified $1.33-$1.36 as critical support, with a break potentially exposing $1.28 and $1.25-$1.28, while a move above $1.45 would improve short-term momentum. Other analyst projections have pointed to recoveries toward $1.60 and $1.68 or a potential move above $9 if longer-term technical conditions improve.