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XRP price has experienced bearish consolidation over the past two months, and several AI agents now predict a further downtrend over the next 60 days.
On April 9, Finbold’s AI agent used multiple large language models (LLMs)—including Claude Opus 4.6, DeepSeek, Gemini 3 Flash, GPT 5.2, and Grok 4.1—to forecast XRP’s price performance over the next 60 days. Collectively, the models forecast an average decrease of 3.98%, projecting a value of $1.28 by June 8, 2026.
XRP has shown near-term bearish sentiment after consistently closing below its multi-year support level around $1.80 during the past two months. Finbold also noted that XRP liquidity on Binance—the largest cryptocurrency exchange by daily trading volume—has fallen to its lowest level in nine months, which it said could increase the risk of further capitulation over the next two months.
At the time of reporting, XRP was retesting a major support level around $1.33, which was the token’s all-time high during the 2021 bull market. However, the token also flashed a major sell signal after a weekly death cross between the 100 SMA (Simple Moving Average) and the 20 SMA.
Historically, XRP has dropped by at least 27% after its weekly death cross between the 100 SMA and the 20 SMA. If XRP repeats the pattern seen after the death cross of May 2022, it could fall to $0.94 in the near term, aligning with a recent Finbold report.
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