XRP is currently trading at 1.3614, down marginally by 0.36% over the past 24 hours, after a sharp long-term decline from its 2026 highs near 3.75. The daily chart shows a clear downtrend that began earlier this year, with price collapsing from the 3.0–3.5 zone down to the current 1.30–1.40 range, where it has been consolidating for several weeks.
On the shorter timeframe, XRP recently tapped a 24h high of 1.3747 before rejecting hard and slipping back toward 1.3576, its 24h low. This rejection at resistance, paired with a red daily candle, suggests sellers are still active near the upper boundary of the range. The order book shows a slight bearish tilt, with asks outweighing bids at 51.72% versus 48.28%, hinting that short-term pressure remains to the downside.
That said, the broader structure still shows XRP holding above its multi-week support zone around 1.31–1.32, and the 30-day performance remains positive at nearly 35%, showing underlying strength hasn't fully broken down. A decisive close above 1.3750 would open room toward 1.40+, while a break below 1.3150 could accelerate downside toward the 1.28 region.
For now, $XRP looks range-bound, and traders should watch these key levels closely before committing to a directional bias-patience here is key.
