#xrp

#xrp

XRP ( ) is testing a critical threshold-the $2 support-and this time, the structure underneath looks completely different. During past selloffs, extreme fear drove retail panic-selling and XRP collapsed below key support levels. Now, extreme fear readings have hit October 2025 lows-when the market saw heavy liquidations-but the XRP $2 support refuses to break. The reason the $2 support holds is that institutional demand replaced retail sellers.

XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) is one of the top-10 tokens I continue to pay very close attention to. Much of that has to do with this network's underlying technology, its overall business model, and the value the XRP Ledger provides in facilitating cross-border transactions like few other networks can. Indeed, much of the broader thesis around crypto adoption really stems from the ability for retail and institutional entities to transfer value across the globe in a very efficient and low-cost manner.

Retail panic has gripped XRP over the past few months, driven by sharp price drops, aggressive liquidations, and a complete breakdown in market sentiment. The shift from confidence to fear happened quickly, and once it started, it formed a chain of reactions-each new wave of selling triggered the next. The mood flipped after XRP failed to hold its July high near $3.67. Every pullback triggered stop-losses and margin liquidations, dragging the price from $3.05 to $2.52 and eventually toward $2.20 in November.

XRP ( ) is testing a make-or-break support level as traders debate whether $1.90 holds or the price drops toward $1.80. After weeks of selling pressure and thin liquidity, the XRP price has found temporary footing at the $1.90 level, which has stopped previous declines from getting worse. At the same time, the TD Sequential buy signal has flashed, suggesting that the pressure from sellers may be running out of steam.

XRP ( ) is entering one of the most significant moments in its history. The market expects several ETF approvals that could transform its trajectory. As major issuers like Grayscale, 21Shares, and Franklin Templeton prepare to launch spot ETFs, institutional involvement could explode. The excitement follows multiple successful XRP ETF launches in early 2025, which accelerated trading and investor confidence. With regulatory clarity increasing and mainstream accessibility improving, XRP's role as both a payment asset and investment vehicle is growing, positioning it as a potential major catalyst in the crypto market.

Over the past month, XRP has fallen 22.6% to around $2.30. The chart shows a steady downtrend. Recovery attempts keep failing as sellers remain in control. XRP has dropped below the Bollinger Band midline, with resistance near $2.46. The lower band at $2.24 provides temporary support, but repeated tests suggest it could break under more selling pressure. Buying interest is weak, and trading volume has dropped compared to past surges. Short-term moving averages (MA5 and MA10) sit above the current price, signaling bearish momentum.

XRP's Rollercoaster Ride to a New Regulatory Dawn XRPRipple 's native token, is built for fast, low-cost cross-border payments, settling in 3-5 seconds - outpacing traditional SWIFT systems. With over 200 global financial institutions, XRP aims to expand its role in global cross-border payments, a market projected to reach tens of billions of dollars by 2025. Its path, however, faced headwinds from a four-year SEC lawsuit alleging unregistered securities sales.

RI Mining, a global leader in cloud mining, has officially unveiled its new Green XRP Cloud Mining Contract. Powered by clean energy, this innovative product addresses the high energy consumption of traditional mining while delivering stable daily returns of up to $18,000. The launch sets a new benchmark for combining blockchain technology with sustainable finance, opening the door to digital wealth for investors worldwide.

XRP's breakthrough above $2.65 after completing a cup-handle pattern has improved market sentiment and led to significant capital inflows.