XRP Loyalists Hold Strong After 1% Dip

Cryptocurrency trader Levi Rietveld (@LeviRietveld) energized $XRP enthusiasts with a hot tweet on X:
IF you still have all your $XRP to hold you are the real ones!!!
His post was published on November 15, 2025 and received 813 likes and dozens of responses where $XRP faithful posted their determination.

The tweet by Rietveld came after a sudden pushback to the price of $2.25 USDT of $XRP, only a few days after the Canary Capital $XRP ETF made a splash on the scene on November 13. The ETF that accrued inflows of $245 million in the short term sparked euphoria that was short lived as traders collected money.

ETF Train Accelerated $XRP

The hype surrounding the ETF release helped $XRP to move beyond the important 3-dollar psychological barrier which it has not hit in years. A 15-minute Binance price chart recorded a 1 per cent intraday fall on a 2.29 opening and this could indicate a whale selling or risk-averse profit-taking.

By providing free trading cues through Crypto Crusaders, Rietveld inclined to hype to maintain resilience in the community. The impact of his influence over the $XRP sector of the crypto environment tends to be even greater when the price goes down as emotional support becomes social momentum.

Bullish vs. Bearish

The remarks below a tweet by Levi made it sound very clear:

• There were traders who tripled their bets and hyped the dip as a buying opportunity.
• Some forecasted end of month at 4 because they believed that institutional flows via ETFs would keep the rally going.
• Some minority said that they were scared it would fall back below the $2 level in case ETF mania implodes.

Macro View

The post by Levi in shouting was just in time. $XRP has never done without the energy of the community, and Rietveld is fully aware of how to get the base going. In the meantime, conventional dealers are skeptical. The price boom of Ripple after the release of the ETF did not lead to long-term institutional accumulation, and short-term selloffs were more prevalent as the hype came down.