The XRP crowd on X is buzzing today, and sentiment is the first to crack.
Analyst Ali Martinez said in a post that social sentiment around XRP has fallen to its lowest level since July, with online discussion full of negative voices. On the same day, former Ripple CTO David Schwartz also spoke up: too many people have recently followed him into the replies to other people’s posts to insult him. He said that from now on, he’ll block anyone who does that, whether they’re insulting or praising him—if you have something to say, make your point respectfully under one of his own posts.
First, today’s data for
$XRP : XRP is around $1.155, down 3.5% over the past 24 hours, with a range of $1.1519 to $1.2029 and about $132 million in 24-hour spot trading volume. Over seven days, it’s down 7.6%, with a range of $1.1519 to $1.3414. Today’s low of $1.1519 is a new seven-day low; the $1.1853 mentioned in yesterday’s 3 p.m. post has now been left behind.
A few risks to keep in mind: First, sentiment indicators reflect the volume of discussion on X, not price signals; pessimism alone doesn’t mean the market has bottomed. Second, Schwartz’s blocking is a matter of personal account management, not project news, so don’t treat it as bullish or bearish. Third, arguments on X are just sentiment—don’t mistake them for facts.
With sentiment at its lowest since July, do you think the arguing has run its course, or are you waiting to see whether the new low at $1.1519 holds?
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