- XRP holds the $2.00–$2.20 support as volatility tightens and buyers absorb sell-side pressure.
- Trading metrics show rising market cap but declining volume, signaling reduced selling activity.
- RSI and MACD remain bearish, indicating risk of a drop toward $2.05–$1.95 if momentum weakens.
XRP is facing a challenge as the token consolidates above the $2.00–$2.20 support band, a range that has repeatedly served as a stabilizing zone during prior periods of selling pressure. Price movements tightened this week following a decline from recent highs, with the market now monitoring whether buyers can maintain control at the lower boundary of a long-standing accumulation structure.
XRP Price Stalls After Multi-Session Pullback
The asset traded near $2.17 at the time of writing, posting a 1.2% increase over the previous 24 hours as broader conditions steadied. Intraday action showed XRP dipping toward $2.16 before a recovery later in the day carried the token close to $2.22, although that advance faded overnight.
However, market capitalization has risen to $130.71 billion, supported by consistent holder count data showing 490,290 tracked wallets. Meanwhile, trading volume fell 28.23% to $4.84 billion, indicating that the latest rise came as selling activity eased rather than from new inflows. Circulating supply remains near 99.98 billion XRP.
Support Zone Remains a Central Focus
Chart data shared by market analysts highlights XRP’s position at the lower boundary of a large Vertical Accumulation Range that has shaped trading behavior over an extended period.
Source: X
The $2.00–$2.20 region has repeatedly acted as a demand zone, and recent candles with pronounced lower wicks indicate that buyers are absorbing available liquidity. However, a pattern of lower highs and lower lows persists on short-term charts after the asset failed to sustain levels above $2.40.
XRP MACD and RSI Indicate Soft Momentum
Technical indicators continue to lean bearish. The RSI stands at 39.50, with a signal line at 42.84, both of which are below the neutral 50 threshold. Levels near 40 have historically aligned with weak upward follow-through unless paired with stronger volume. If the RSI move toward 35, technical indicators point to an increased risk of a decline toward $2.05–$1.95.
Source: TradingView
Meanwhile, the MACD line at –0.0091 sits under the signal line at –0.00845, and the histogram shows –0.0754, reflecting continued downward momentum. A positive histogram shift and a return of the RSI above 50 would be necessary to support a change in near-term direction.
