XRP Is Exhibiting a Much Stronger Signal Than Price: This Is Worth Watching

XRP is holding above the psychologically important $1.00 price level even as the broader market remains under pressure, and fresh on-chain data suggests that network activity continues to strengthen.

A recent update shared by crypto media outlet Cointelegraph highlighted a sharp rise in new XRP wallet creation alongside improving market sentiment, pointing to what data provider Santiment describes as growing dip-buying interest.

According to Cointelegraph’s X post, XRP is “clinging to $1.00 support,” while the number of newly created wallets reached 4,941 in a single day, marking the highest daily increase in 14 weeks. At the same time, bullish sentiment surrounding XRP climbed to its strongest level in three months, with 3.7 positive comments recorded for every bearish comment.

The accompanying Santiment chart showed XRP’s price movement alongside network growth and social sentiment. While the token’s price remained close to the $1 support zone, both wallet creation and positive market commentary moved sharply higher toward the end of June.

Santiment Data Suggests Investors Are Buying the Dip

The data presented in the chart indicates that network participation is increasing even as XRP trades near recent lows. Santiment’s metrics suggest that thousands of new wallets were created during the latest price weakness, a pattern Cointelegraph said may indicate investors are taking advantage of lower prices rather than exiting the market.

The chart also highlighted that positive social sentiment has improved considerably. With bullish comments outnumbering bearish ones by a ratio of 3.7 to 1, market participants appear increasingly optimistic despite XRP’s struggle to move decisively higher.

Although higher network growth does not guarantee future price appreciation, analysts often monitor wallet creation as a measure of expanding user activity and interest within a blockchain ecosystem.

Community Reacts to Rising Network Activity

Cointelegraph’s update drew responses from several members of the XRP community, who offered different interpretations of the data.

Crypto content creator CryptoSensei noted that XRP maintaining the $1 level while network activity continues to increase could be more meaningful than price action alone. He said that the combination of steady support and growing network participation is “worth watching.”

Market commentator Eric Nicholas Freund offered a more cautious assessment. While acknowledging the spike of 4,941 new wallets, he suggested the data could point to institutional or experienced investors accumulating XRP. However, he also warned that the move could prove to be a classic bull trap if buying momentum fails to translate into sustained price gains.

Meanwhile, Macro Bombastic viewed the figures more positively. He argued that the increase in new wallets at current price levels suggests buyers are building positions during the pullback, adding that the growing network activity could help strengthen support around the $1 mark.

For now, Cointelegraph’s update highlights a notable divergence between XRP’s relatively subdued price performance and the steady improvement in on-chain activity and market sentiment.

Whether those trends eventually translate into a broader price recovery remains to be seen, but the latest Santiment data indicates that interest in the XRP network has continued to grow even as the asset trades near a key support level.

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