XRP price stays near support as ETF demand weakens after ledger fix
Published on 11/12/2026 at 13:08 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWeak demand meets a repaired ledger
- XRP was displayed at 1.0716 USD on the latest Investing.com reading, with a 52-week range of 0.9886 to 2.5247 USD.
- Yahoo Finance reported that spot XRP ETFs recorded zero net flows from November 3 through November 6 as the token fell to 1.07 USD on November 9.
- A PaymentBurn permission flaw could have allowed some delegated accounts to mint stablecoins, but XRP balances were not at risk and a fix was scheduled for November 4.
The XRP price remains under pressure as demand indicators weaken, even though a recent XRP Ledger software fix addressed a permission flaw affecting issued stablecoins. The latest Investing.com XRP/USD reading displayed XRP at 1.0716 USD, with a 24-hour volume of 2.00 billion USD and a market capitalization of 67.87 billion USD. The page listed XRP at rank six and showed a 52-week range of 0.9886 to 2.5247 USD.
Support remains the key market test
Yahoo Finance reported on November 9 that XRP had fallen to 1.07 USD, its lowest level since August. The report identified 1.00 USD as a support level previously defended in June and August. It also said XRP had lost 12 percent over the preceding week, while Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana recorded smaller declines over the same period. Those comparisons point to pronounced relative weakness, but they do not establish a single cause for the move.
For investors, the more immediate question is whether fresh demand returns near the 1.00 USD area. Yahoo Finance reported that spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded zero net flows on November 3, 4, 5 and 6. The same report said the CLARITY Act had failed a Senate procedural vote on September 15. These are dated developments, not a forecast of the next trading session. The XRP price can remain volatile while investors assess whether institutional buying resumes.
What the ledger fix changes
In a separate report, Yahoo Finance described a PaymentBurn delegation flaw. Under certain conditions, a partner account authorized to burn an issuer's tokens could instead mint additional stablecoin units. The report said ordinary account holders could not exploit the issue, exposure was limited to issuers that delegated the permission despite warnings, and developers had not disclosed whether the flaw had been exploited. A fix was scheduled for 14:46 UTC on November 4, 2026.
The issue concerned tokens issued on the XRP Ledger, not the creation of new XRP, and Yahoo Finance said XRP balances were not at risk. The network's own official website describes XRPL as a decentralized public layer 1 focused on financial applications, including payments, stablecoins and tokenized assets. That infrastructure context may matter for long-term adoption, but the ledger fix alone does not demonstrate immediate demand for XRP.
Market context for XRP holders
The latest displayed seven-day change on Investing.com was -17.8688 percent, while the one-month change was -24.0097 percent. The token was also 55.1832 percent below its displayed one-year-ago level. Because the available Investing.com page does not provide a verified UTC closing comparison for the publication date, this report does not present those figures as a UTC day-over-day change. Investors are therefore left to monitor the 1.00 USD support area, ETF flows and any confirmed change in network usage rather than treating the software repair as a standalone price catalyst.
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