Crypto commentator MrCauliman (@mrcauliman) posted a detailed assessment of XRP’s current position. The asset recently pulled back from around $1.70 into the mid-$1.40s to low-$1.50s followin
Crypto commentator MrCauliman (@mrcauliman) posted a detailed assessment of XRP’s current position. The asset recently pulled back from around $1.70 into the mid-$1.40s to low-$1.50s following a strong rally. Rather than focusing on the candle, he turned attention to the ledger.
He believes anyone nervous about the current dip needs to pay attention to the data. According to his assessment, the XRP Ledger is fine.
If this $XRP dip is making you nervous, quit staring at the candle for a minute and look at what’s actually happening.$XRP pulled back from around $1.70 into the mid-$1.40s to low-$1.50s after a strong move.
The ledger is still running normally. Ledgers are closing around 4…
— MRCΛULIMΛN (@mrcauliman) August 26, 2026
MrCauliman drew the community’s attention to on-chain data. Ledger close times are running at around 4 seconds. Activity levels remain elevated. RLUSD on XRPL is still near $1 billion. He stated that “nothing in the actual network data is showing some kind of collapse.” That data point sits at the center of his analysis.
Spot XRP ETF inflows are still around $1.5 billion cumulatively. He also noted that larger XRP wallets were accumulating earlier in the month. By his reading, the network is functioning normally.
The ETF inflow figure is important to watch. $1.5 billion in cumulative spot inflows signals sustained institutional interest. Wallet accumulation at the larger end of the holder spectrum adds another layer to that picture.
These are not metrics that typically accompany a deteriorating asset. MrCauliman is tracking the flows and the usage data alongside price, not instead of it. His conclusion is measured. “The network looks fine.” That is his position, based on the ledger data he monitors.
XRP’s pullback came after one of the sharpest short-term moves in the current cycle. The asset climbed over 50% in roughly 65 hours before retracing. A move of this size, pulling back into the $1.40s to $1.50s, is not unusual. MrCauliman stated, “Price moves. That’s crypto.”
The retracement has not shifted his read on the asset’s underlying condition. He continues watching the ledger, the flows, and actual network usage as his primary indicators.
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Several responses addressed the post and XRP’s movement. One commenter attributed the price movement to market manipulation rather than fundamental weakness. He advised investors to buy the dip, arguing that no one knows where the market is going.
One commenter hoped that the price would pull back further to around $0.90 before the market moves higher. He plans to accumulate more tokens at that level, but many market participants are against a further decline.
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