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XRP has been under serious selling pressure.
First, $1.18 broke. Many traders started losing confidence.
Then $1.15 failed, and the price dropped as low as $1.08. Now XRP is hovering around $1.09.
While many traders are panic selling, I'm staying patient and watching the market closely.
📉 Here Is What I'm Watching:
In my analysis, the next major support zone is around $0.9862.
I don't see a particularly strong support level between the current price and that zone.
My expectation is that XRP could move below $0.9862, trigger stop-loss orders, shake out weak hands, and potentially reverse afterward.
That's why I'm not planning to enter too early.
📊 What About RSI?
The RSI (6) is currently around 29, suggesting oversold conditions.
However, being oversold doesn't automatically mean the bottom is in. Selling pressure and market fear could continue.
🎯 My Strategy:
No emotional buying.
No panic selling.
Watching the $0.9862 level closely.
Waiting for confirmation before considering an entry.
Sometimes patience is more valuable than trying to catch every dip.
Remember, the market doesn't reward impatience every time.
🔥 What's your plan for XRP?
Are you selling because of the fear, buying the dip, or waiting for a possible liquidity sweep before entering?
Let's discuss!
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XRP is facing an important test near the $1.10 zone. After recent selling pressure, traders are watching whether buyers can defend key support.
📊 Key Levels to Watch
Support: $1.08 – $0.986
Resistance: $1.125 – $1.18
🎯 My Trading Setup
LONG: Above $1.125 after breakout confirmation. Target: $1.18 – $1.26 SL: $1.08
SHORT: Below $1.08 after breakdown confirmation. Target: $1.05 – $1.014 SL: $1.126
I'm not chasing the market. I prefer waiting for volume confirmation before making a move.
What do you think? Will XRP recover from here, or could sellers push it lower?
Let's discuss in the comments! 👇
⚠️ Trading Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes only, not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk before trading.
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Former Ripple CTO David Schwartz has pushed back against the idea that XRP’s role in paying #XRP Ledger transaction fees should be expected to materially drive its price, as frustrated holders continue questioning how network growth ultimately creates value for XRP.
The latest exchange followed calls for Ripple to create a stronger XRP use case comparable to the role BNB plays across Binance’s ecosystem.
XRP holder VanceGG argued that Ripple could find a heavier use case for XRP within its ecosystem, adding that relying mainly on XRP’s role in transaction fees appears insufficient for establishing significant token value.
Schwartz disagreed with the premise that gas demand was ever expected to be a major XRP price catalyst.
“I don’t think anyone knowledgeable has suggested that XRP’s use as gas would be a significant driver of the price of XRP,” Schwartz said.
His response redirects the debate toward a broader question: if transaction fees are not expected to drive XRP substantially higher, what is?
Schwartz Points to XRP’s Privileged Position on XRPL
Schwartz answered that question by resurfacing a three-part explanation he originally published in November 2025.
His first argument is that increasing adoption of the XRP Ledger can add value to XRP because XRP occupies a unique position within the network.
Unlike issued XRPL assets, XRP has no counterparty, is not tied to a particular jurisdiction and is favored by XRPL’s autobridging mechanism, which can use XRP as an intermediary asset to improve liquidity between otherwise disconnected trading pairs.
This is not a new position. The Crypto Basic previously detailed Schwartz’s argument that XRP has important functions on XRPL beyond acting as a gas token.
He has also argued that greater XRP Ledger adoption should ultimately increase XRP’s value, although the relationship is not necessarily immediate or proportional.
Short-Term XRP Price May Not Depend on Utility
Schwartz’s second point is more significant for holders focused on price.
He said he is not convinced utility is especially important to short- or medium-term price performance, beyond ensuring that XRP operates on a stable network and remains scarce, fungible, censorship-resistant and easy to transfer.
That position separates two ideas often treated as interchangeable within the XRP community: increasing utility and increasing token price.
XRPL activity can expand without producing an equal increase in XRP demand. Conversely, XRP can experience substantial speculative price moves without a comparable increase in underlying network usage.
That distinction has become particularly relevant with XRP currently trading around $1.09, down more than 20% over the past month.
XRPL Was Never Designed to Make XRP Price Rise
Schwartz’s third point is the most direct.
“XRPL was not designed as a way to make XRP’s price go up,” he said in the earlier post.
Instead, the XRP Ledger was designed to provide a fast and inexpensive native asset, decentralized exchange and payment infrastructure.
The Crypto Basic covered those remarks when Schwartz first stressed that XRPL was not created to make XRP’s price appreciate.
That does not mean Schwartz sees no connection between XRPL success and XRP value. His argument is that the value would emerge from XRP’s structural advantages and broader network adoption—not merely from users burning tiny amounts of XRP to pay transaction fees.
Holder Frustration Is Shifting Toward XRP Value Capture
VanceGG’s criticism comes directly after another holder called on Schwartz and Brad Garlinghouse to explain Ripple’s “real plan” for XRP.
Schwartz responded that Ripple has no secret XRP plan it has yet to reveal.
The latest discussion therefore moves the debate one step further.
The question is no longer simply whether Ripple has communicated its plans. It is whether growing activity across XRPL, payments, stablecoins, tokenization and institutional finance will create enough direct or indirect demand for XRP to materially affect its value.
Schwartz’s answer remains consistent: transaction fees alone are unlikely to accomplish that. The larger case rests on XRP retaining a privileged liquidity role as XRPL adoption expands.
#CryptoNewsFlash

A week ago $XRP was trading around $1.16. On Monday it touched $1.07, the lowest since August, and led the top 10 lower with a drop of about 5–6%. Three numbers explain where it stands.
Number one:
$1.0959. That's roughly where XRP sat late Monday (quotes ranged $1.09–1.11), after a day spent between $1.0785 and $1.1257. The weekly loss is close to 12%, and the coin is about 70% below its $3.65 high. Market cap is near $69.5B (rank #6), and volume spiked to $2.2–3.4B as sellers hit the bid. Liquidations helped: about $30.8M of XRP positions were closed on Sunday, almost all longs.
Number two:
27. Daily RSI sits at 26–27.5, firmly oversold. That's the case for a bounce. The case against: the daily MACD histogram is still widening to the downside, and price is under the EMA20 ($1.26), EMA50 ($1.31) and EMA200 ($1.35). Resistance: $1.13 (pivot), $1.15–1.16, $1.18–1.21, then $1.26–1.27. Support: $1.07–1.08, $1.04–1.05, $1.00, then $0.95–0.99, the August low zone.
Number three:
$0. That's how much new money US spot $XRP ETFs took in from Nov 3 to Nov 6 (SoSoValue). Nov 2 even saw a small $0.53M outflow. Cumulative inflows are $1.81B, but October brought only $18.8M against $121.4M in September. Institutional demand has gone quiet.
What cuts the other way ✅
Whales added more than 16.46M XRP in five days (Santiment), and another tracker counts about 60M in seven days. CryptoQuant data shows 418.5M XRP leaving Binance. RLUSD reached about $2.6B in market cap by late October. The XRPL closed a token-minting loophole on Nov 4 with no known exploits.
What still weighs ⚠️
300M XRP stayed outside escrow after the Nov 1 release. The CLARITY Act stalled in a 49–50 Senate vote and could lapse on Jan 3, 2027. Macro: CPI on Tuesday and roughly 80–85% odds of a December hike.
Scenarios
🟢 A soft CPI and a daily close above $1.18 open $1.21. ⚪ An oversold bounce that fades around $1.13–1.16. 🔴 A daily close under $1.04 exposes $1.00, then $0.95–0.99
What analysts say.
Bitrue Research found that in 12 of 17 past cases with daily RSI below 35, XRP was higher three months later, with a median gain of 9.1%; its recovery trigger is daily closes above $1.18. CoinGape calls $1.04 the line that matters, with $0.95 below it and $1.21 possible on a dovish CPI. Ali Martinez points to steady whale buying.
My read: last Monday's brief had XRP breaking under $1.10. A week later it's still there, and ETF demand hasn't come back. Whale wallets are the only buyers showing up in the data.
Dates to watch
Tue Nov 10 - US October CPI Fri Nov 13 - US October PPI Tue Dec 1: next monthly escrow release (regular schedule) Dec 8–9: FOMC
$1.04 or $1.18: which level does $XRP hit first? 👇
Educational content, not financial advice. DYOR.
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I spent my entire morning analyzing on-chain order books and institutional filings while the rest of the timeline was panicking over red candles, and what I uncovered on $XRP and $ADA is one of the biggest market disconnects of the year.
Whenever retail traders see legacy Layer-1 giants bleeding out after a rough week of macro uncertainty, their immediate instinct is to capitulate at the exact bottom.
But if you have been following my work, you know I never look at price action in isolation—I look at where the smart money is moving while the crowd is distracted.
Right now, both Ripple and Cardano are caught in a violent tug-of-war between brutal short-term chart pressure and massive, real-world institutional adoption happening quietly behind the scenes.
If you do not understand the difference between temporary exchange liquidity dumps and long-term structural positioning, this market will shake you out right before the real move begins.
Let us start with the elephant in the room on $XRP , because the data hitting the terminals is nothing short of historic.
Over a 24-hour period, whales moved a staggering 691 million XRP directly onto Binance—marking the largest single-day exchange influx since 2024 and pushing the 90-day moving average of whale transfers past $100 million.
That wave of supply, combined with jitters ahead of the US CPI inflation print and stalled progress on the CLARITY Act following the US midterm elections, dragged XRP down below its $1.15 support to test the critical $1.08–$1.09 zone. Yet, at the exact same moment retail is terrified of those whale inflows, Ripple just secured its full federal trust bank charter approval from the OCC, cementing its institutional credibility alongside recent XRPL upgrades like Lending Protocol v1.1 (enabling structured term-based vaults).
My technical breakdown for $XRP is crystal clear: the immediate battlefield sits between $1.0365 and $1.1803. If bulls defend the $1.08 August low and absorb this pre-CPI whale supply to reclaim $1.15–$1.18, the path opens straight back to the high-volume $1.32–$1.48 resistance zone (with institutional year-end models targeting $2.80 even under stalled legislation).
However, if a hot CPI print forces a daily close below $1.0365, prepare your limit orders for a liquidity sweep of the psychological $1.00 level.
Now, turn your eyes to $ADA (Cardano), where the exact same battle between depressed charts and enterprise reality is playing out in real time.
On the surface, the bears have been in full control: $ADA dipped to test $0.1714–$0.1727 before fighting back toward $0.181 on Binance, weighed down by a drop in DeFi TVL to $50 million (well below the $290 million PRIME liquidity target) and sitting underneath a heavy EMA cluster at $0.209–$0.232. Most traders look at that chart and walk away, completely missing the bombshell news that just dropped: Brazil’s state-controlled oil giant, Petrobras, officially adopted the Cardano blockchain to track Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) emissions metadata, right as the Cardano Foundation joined Switzerland’s CMTA alongside banking titans like UBS.
Even bigger for network speed is the Dijkstra Upgrade (Phase 1 targeting code completion in Q4 2026), which introduces Ouroboros Linear Leios (CIP-164) and Endorser Blocks to multiply parallel transaction throughput.
With $ADA ’s RSI flashing deeply oversold readings between 28.79 and 32 right at the lower Bollinger Band, a technical relief spring is coiling tightly.
If $ADA clears immediate horizontal resistance at $0.183 and reclaims the $0.20 psychological barrier, we are looking at a swift mean-reversion squeeze toward $0.209–$0.232; conversely, losing the $0.17 floor opens a trapdoor down to structural support at $0.156.
How am I playing this setup across my own watchlist as we head into the CPI volatility window? I am refusing to let whale scare tactics or oversold red candles blind me to real enterprise adoption, but I am also respecting the technical levels with strict risk management. When state oil giants like Petrobras build on $ADA and $XRP locks in federal OCC bank charters while their RSI indicators sit in extreme oversold territory, history shows that patient accumulators gradually absorb the panic from emotional sellers. I am watching the $1.08 support on $XRP and the $0.17–$0.183 range on $ADA like a hawk for high-volume confirmation before scaling in, keeping dry powder ready in case macro data triggers one final stop-hunt.
Now I want to pass the mic to my community in the comments because this is where real traders separate themselves from the noise: Between $XRP at 1.08 andADA at $0.18, which giant has the stronger asymmetric bounce setup for the rest of 2026—or are you waiting for the US CPI numbers before touching either chart?
Drop your price targets below, share your honest take, and make sure you are following for daily, data-backed market breakdowns! 🔥👇
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