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- $XRP’s current correction spans 350 days, accumulating a 70% decline since its all-time high recorded in July 2025.
- Spot $XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) reported net inflows of $2.62 million during the first week of June 2026.
- Bitcoin-based investment products suffered outflows exceeding $1.7 billion over the same weekly period.
Ripple’s market behavior was structurally outlined by analyst ChartNerd, who posited that the current bear market is less severe than those recorded in previous periods. The expert’s projections indicate that the native asset could establish its cycle bottom before the end of 2026, opening a long-term technical accumulation window.
Historical $XRP bear markets typically last 400-790 days with 85-96% drops. In 2026, we've only corrected for about 350 days, and are down just 71% from the July 2025 ATH.
The duration and % depth of these bears are diminishing over time, therefore the territory for marking a… pic.twitter.com/cNVRf1vDJH
— 🇬🇧 ChartNerd 📊 (@ChartNerdTA) June 8, 2026
Historical Comparisons vs. the 2026 Trend
Source data reveals that the crypto asset’s previous bearish phases lasted between 400 and 790 days on average, accompanied by drawdowns ranging from 85% to 90% from their peak levels. This contrasts with the current correction, which positions the asset at around 350 days of activity and maintains a 70% drop from the $3.65 record reached in July 2025.
ChartNerd interprets this to mean that the diminishing severity of macro declines represents a statistically relevant pattern for identifying market maturation.
According to the analysis, the territory to mark a historical bottom before the end of the year is fast approaching, although further downside pressure during the next quarter cannot be ruled out. In the scenario presented by the technician, consolidation at current levels would precede a formal accumulation phase, with technical development targeting Fibonacci extension targets located at $8, $13, and $27, respectively.
However, the report warns that the 2014 cycle stood as an exception to this mitigated behavior, registering a 96% drop over 210 days before requiring more than 1,200 days to break above its previous resistance.
Market Behavior and Divergence in Institutional Flows
At the time of writing, the price of $XRP hovers at an estimated $1.17, reflecting a 12% pullback on the weekly scale and a 19% negative adjustment over the last month of trading. Throughout the recent sessions of June, the token temporarily dipped to $1.05, establishing its lowest value in 19 months, before experiencing a technical rebound toward the $1.20 zone prior to stabilizing within its current range.
Despite the visible weakness in the price structure, institutional financial vehicles showed a differentiated behavior. Market data confirms that spot $XRP ETFs ended last week with a positive net balance of $2.62 million. According to commercial flow records, this figure directly contrasts with the performance of Bitcoin-linked funds, which registered withdrawals of more than $1.7 billion during the same period, while Ethereum-based instruments experienced net outflows totaling $173 million.
Sector monitoring of alternative products reveals that only financial instruments associated with HYPE outperformed Ripple’s inflows, recording $17 million in entries. On the other hand, funds indexed to Litecoin (LTC), Avalanche (AVAX), and Hedera (HBAR) closed the weekly commercial cycle with no changes or reported capital flows. The next operational milestone for market participants will focus on the monthly derivatives expiry, an event scheduled for late June that will determine the strength of the current technical support.
