$XRP Google Searches Are Down 90%. Did Everyone Just Lose Interest? Okay, a 90% drop sounds pretty dramatic. 😅 U.Todау reports that Google searches for XRP have fallen around 90% over the past year. And I think this says quite a lot about how quickly retail attention can disappear in crypto. 📉 When prices are moving fast, everyone wants to know what's happening. When the excitement fades, so do the searches.But here's the funny thing. XRP is still trading around $1.30–$1.34, with support near $1.25. So people may have stopped Googling it, but the price hasn't completely given up. 👀 Personally, I wouldn't treat falling search interest as an automatic bearish signal. Google Trends tells us how curious people are. It doesn't tell us who's actually buying, selling or holding. 💭 Sometimes quiet markets offer interesting opportunities. Other times, they're just quiet because demand is weak. That's why I'd compare search interest with spot volume and price action before getting excited. We've seen how quickly attention around $BTC can change. XRP could attract retail interest again, but I'd want to see real buying pressure behind that comeback. And while $BTC still influences the broader market, XRP has its own test: can it hold support and attract buyers without the social media hype? Google searches aren't buy or sell signals. Check the charts and DYOR. Not financial advice. #BTC Price Analysis# #XRP #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#