XRP price remained close to the 1.00 USD level on November 13, with market demand still pressured by weak fund flows and a broader crypto-market sell-off. The token's near-term setup remains mixed: network infrastructure developments continue, but they have not yet translated into a clear recovery in the market.
At 08:49:21 on November 13, the English Investing.com page showed XRP at 1.0384 USD. The same page listed a 65.65 billion USD market capitalization, a rank of six, 1.87 billion USD in 24-hour volume and a circulating supply of 63.52 billion XRP. Its displayed seven-day change was -14.0858 percent and its one-month change was -22.6551 percent.
ETF Demand Remains a Pressure Point
Markets Capital reported on November 13 that US spot XRP exchange-traded funds recorded outflows of 10.4 million USD on Monday and 7.6 million USD on Tuesday, citing FXStreet. The report said the latest available session data was from Thursday, November 12, when XRP remained just above 1.00 USD. It described the 1.00 to 1.05 USD area as support watched by traders and identified 1.21 USD as an initial resistance level.
The report also noted that XRP was trading below its 50-day, 100-day and 200-day exponential moving averages, listed at 1.27, 1.29 and 1.34 USD respectively. These indicators describe market positioning rather than a guaranteed price path. A sustained improvement would require renewed demand and stabilization in the wider crypto market.
Network Fixes and Planned Testnet Reset
Infrastructure news provides a separate point of context. Yahoo Finance reported on November 3 that an XRP Ledger permission flaw could have allowed certain delegated accounts to mint stablecoin units instead of burning them. The report said ordinary XRP accounts were not exposed and that developers had not confirmed any exploitation.
Separately, Yahoo Finance reported on November 12 that the XRP Ledger Testnet and Devnet are scheduled for a reset on November 25 after a server crash. The reset will erase testing accounts and records on those networks, while the mainnet, live transactions and existing XRP holdings remain unaffected. For investors, this distinction is important: the announcement concerns development infrastructure, not a change to XRP supply or ownership.
The XRP price therefore remains more directly exposed to fund flows, liquidity and broader risk appetite than to the planned testnet maintenance. Further ETF flow data and the ability to hold the 1.00 USD area are key market signals. More XRP coverage is available on the XRP topic page.
