XRP price tests USD 0.99 as ETF outflows reach USD 18 million

XRP traded below USD 1 on November 13 for the first time since August, putting the USD 0.99 area back at the center of market attention. The token touched an intraday low of USD 0.9967 before recovering to about USD 1.02, according to Yahoo Finance, which republished a report from TheStreet dated November 13.

USD 0.99 becomes the key area

The move below the round-number level was brief, but it marked a notable change in the short-term trading range. TheStreet cited analyst Ali Charts, who identified USD 0.99 as an important level and said a break below it could open a path toward USD 0.80. That view is an analyst scenario, not a confirmed forecast.

For investors, the immediate issue is whether XRP can remain above the level after the November 13 test. The August low cited by TheStreet was USD 0.9852, creating a nearby reference for traders without establishing a guaranteed floor.

ETF flows and wallet activity diverge

Fund flows provide a mixed backdrop. U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded about USD 18 million in outflows over two sessions, according to U.Today. The publication also reported that the number of wallets holding at least 10,000 XRP increased by 2,260 over the previous 30 days. Wallet growth can indicate accumulation, but it does not establish the identity of holders or distinguish purchases from transfers.

U.Today further reported that wallets holding at least 1 million XRP numbered 2,147 on November 13, described as a 2026 high based on Santiment data. The contrast between ETF outflows and larger-wallet activity leaves the near-term signal unsettled.

Ledger fix protects issued assets

A separate network development concerns the XRP Ledger rather than the native token's supply. The fixCleanup3_4_0 amendment went live on November 4 at 14:52 UTC, according to CoinDesk. It prevents accounts authorized to destroy issued tokens from creating new ones under certain conditions.

The flaw affected issued assets, including stablecoins, and not XRP itself. CoinDesk reported that no public exploitation had been confirmed. The correction is therefore relevant to issuers, payment processors and other organizations using delegated permissions on the ledger, while its direct effect on XRP holders is limited.

Investors tracking the XRP price now have three separate factors to weigh: the November 13 test below USD 1, ETF flow data and the completed ledger security amendment. These developments describe the market's current information set but do not determine the token's next move. More XRP coverage is available on the XRP topic page.