XRP declined 7.32% over the past 24 hours to around $1.50 on September 24, 2026, with trading volume at $7.05 billion and market capitalization at $94.53 billion. Despite the price weakness, spot XRP ETFs attracted $61.87 million during September, taking cumulative net inflows to $1.73 billion. Technical analyst CRYPTOWZRD said XRP remains below $1.5300 resistance after closing with bearish momentum, while identifying $1.4400 as key support. XRP briefly fell to about $1.45 during a broader market correction before recovering toward $1.52, where it was up 1.39%; the immediate support band is now $1.45 to $1.42. A break above $1.60 could open a path toward $1.66, while a failure at $1.42 would put $1.36 in focus. XRP remains above its significant moving averages, leaving its broader uptrend structure intact for now. The number of addresses holding XRP rose to 8.15 million from approximately 7.72 million in late March, an increase of around 430,000 over six months. Recent exchange flows showed about 524,000 XRP moving onto trading venues and roughly 135,000 leaving, producing net inflows of approximately 389,000 XRP. Market analyst PharaohX33 expects XRP to reach $2.00 to $2.30 in the short term before a pullback, while anticipating a higher low rather than a move below $1.00. He said the yearly candlestick pattern turns bullish above $1.84, with momentum potentially accelerating over $1.85, and identified $2.20 as a key test. CFTC (U.S. derivatives regulator) Chairman Michael Selig said the agency is using existing authority to build cryptocurrency market infrastructure and is developing comprehensive digital-asset guidelines, with potential implications for U.S.-based exchanges and digital asset companies.