XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) ETFs pulled in $5.98 million on Thursday, even as the chart keeps pointing lower, with $0.90 as the next target if $1.05 fails.Sellers Are Drying Up But Price Isn’t RecoveringCryptoQuant analyst Darkfost noted that XRP inflows to Binance just hit an all-time low, with average monthly inflows now sitting at roughly 3.6 million XRP, the lowest level ever recorded. Following a 72% correction from its $3.66 peak, the absence of selling pressure typically signals a floor is building.“This exhaustion of selling pressure should help XRP build a solid floor above the $1 threshold,” Darkfost wrote, adding that a genuine rebound in demand still needs to follow for a sustainable bullish trend to form.What The ETF Data Shows?Two issuers stepping up on the same day points to broadening institutional participation rather than a single player driving the flow.Cumulative net inflows crossed $1.50 billion, a quiet milestone reflecting steady institutional accumulation even as XRP’s price struggles to find direction at the chart level.Why The Chart Still Points To $0.90?XRP is down 1% on Friday, grinding along the lower boundary of a descending channel intact since May. The pattern shows a relentless series of lower highs and lower lows with no base formation attempt.The Parabolic SAR at $1.1650 sits well above current price, keeping the bearish signal firmly in place. All four EMAs stack in full bearish order: 20-day at $1.0930, 50-day at $1.1267, 100-day at $1.2105, and 200-day at $1.4071. Every level above is resistance, none are support.If $1.05 fails on a daily close, the descending channel projects toward $0.90 to $0.95 as the next landing zone.Key levels for XRP: