XRP falls below $1 for the first time since August as downside risk increases
XRP has fallen below one dollar for the first time since August, after losing nearly 38% from its October high. More than a psychological threshold, this break changes the market structure: every rebound toward one dollar may now encounter sellers looking to break even.
XRP falls below $1 after dropping nearly 38% from its October high.
Selling pressure is intensifying, with nine consecutive sessions of losses.
A break below support at $0.95 could send XRP toward $0.90, or even $0.80.
U.S. XRP ETFs are seeing outflows and struggling to regain sustained demand.
Whales continue accumulating XRP, but have been unable to reverse the downtrend.
The drop below $1 weakens XRP’s entire market structure
XRP is trading around $0.96 on November 14, following nine consecutive daily closes lower. It was down approximately 14.5% over one week, while its price remained far below the October high of $1.60.
The one-dollar level had served as a foothold during the summer rally. Its break now reveals several key zones.
The first demand zone lies between $0.95 and $1
A break below $0.95 would expose the $0.90 threshold
A further acceleration could send XRP toward $0.80
A return above one dollar would be an initial sign of stabilization
The $1.20–$1.25 zone remains the main resistance.
The one-dollar threshold may now change roles. Investors who bought just above it are sitting on a loss. If XRP rises to their entry price, some may sell to recover their capital, turning former support into a supply zone.
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XRP has fallen below one dollar for the first time since August, after losing nearly 38% from its October high. More than a psychological threshold, this break changes the market structure: every rebound toward one dollar may now encounter sellers looking to break even.
XRP falls below $1 after dropping nearly 38% from its October high.
Selling pressure is intensifying, with nine consecutive sessions of losses.
A break below support at $0.95 could send XRP toward $0.90, or even $0.80.
U.S. XRP ETFs are seeing outflows and struggling to regain sustained demand.
Whales continue accumulating XRP, but have been unable to reverse the downtrend.
The drop below $1 weakens XRP’s entire market structure
XRP is trading around $0.96 on November 14, following nine consecutive daily closes lower. It was down approximately 14.5% over one week, while its price remained far below the October high of $1.60.
The one-dollar level had served as a foothold during the summer rally. Its break now reveals several key zones.
The first demand zone lies between $0.95 and $1
A break below $0.95 would expose the $0.90 threshold
A further acceleration could send XRP toward $0.80
A return above one dollar would be an initial sign of stabilization
The $1.20–$1.25 zone remains the main resistance.
The one-dollar threshold may now change roles. Investors who bought just above it are sitting on a loss. If XRP rises to their entry price, some may sell to recover their capital, turning former support into a supply zone.
$XRP
$VAL.US
$ZOCT.ETF
#xrp
