After waiting half the day for good news that never came, $XRP first lost the key $1 level.

Its intraday low this morning was $0.9872, down 3.84% in 24 hours, officially falling below $1. This wasn’t an isolated event: on the same day, $BTC fell below 67,000 and ETH dropped below 1,900. The entire market is moving downward. XRP has already fallen about 14.5% this week, sliding steadily from $1.33 in mid-October.

Interestingly, technical indicators are already oversold: the RSI has fallen to around 21, and trading volume is about 24% above the 30-day average. Selling pressure has surged, but there’s no sign of buyers stepping in with conviction. The $1 level held for a long time, but has now turned into the first resistance level. Below that, the $0.94–$0.97 range is worth watching.

This whale’s take: Now that the key level has broken, don’t rush to call a bottom in the short term. Oversold doesn’t mean an immediate rebound; first, we need to see whether it can reclaim the $1 level. According to reports, XRPL is scheduled to upgrade to version 3.5.0 on December 3—that’s the next date worth watching. Until then, stay cautious and avoid overtrading in this weak market.