XRP climbed to $1.54 and gained about 10% over the week during a broader market rebound, although it eased to $1.5535 by 08:41 UTC Saturday after touching $1.60 earlier in the week. The four-hour chart identifies $1.50 as support and $1.60 as immediate resistance; a sustained break above resistance could bring $1.65 and $1.70 into focus, while a close below support could expose $1.45. SEC (U.S. securities regulator) staff issued nonbinding crypto guidance on September 25 after the Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act earlier this month. The guidance discusses token buybacks, staking receipts (claims linked to staked assets), network maintenance and promotional activity, but does not classify XRP or carry legal force. Five U.S. spot XRP ETFs attracted $22.65 million in net inflows on September 25, led by Bitwise with $18.39 million, or about 81% of the total. Cumulative net inflows reached $1.79 billion, while combined net assets stood at $1.77 billion, equal to 1.80% of XRP’s market capitalization. The funds traded $57.75 million, including $37.07 million from Bitwise, though trading volume is separate from net inflows and does not establish that ETF buying caused XRP’s weekly gain. The four-hour RSI was 52 and the MACD line remained below its signal line, indicating weaker short-term momentum. On the monthly chart, XRP’s RSI is below its moving average despite turning upward, leaving the highlighted crossover unconfirmed. Historical comparisons produced hypothetical values of about $17.11 and $13.74 from $1.54, but those calculations describe earlier rallies rather than price targets. Kalshi’s September forecast stood at $1.70, although odds can change.