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Market analyst Genny Cruz is sparking debate in the XRP market, questioning whether the asset is genuinely forming a strong price floor or simply staging another brief rebound before slipping lower again.
According to CoinCodex data, XRP has been moving within a tight but revealing range, with the price presently at around $1.43.
The current price action follows a rebound from a $1.27 low, where strong buying pressure stepped in and briefly shifted momentum back toward the bulls. However, the recovery has started to lose steam as price action stalls near nearby resistance.
A key hurdle remains around $1.47, where repeated breakout attempts have been met with steady selling pressure, suggesting traders are still reluctant to chase higher prices.
Trading volume is also a limiting factor, sitting near $109 million. Without stronger participation, XRP is more likely to remain range-bound rather than break into a sustained rally.
On the downside, price structure remains relatively steady for now, with $1.40 acting as solid short-term support and anchoring recent moves.
As long as XRP holds above $1.40, the broader setup remains constructive. A clean break below it would shift attention back toward the $1.30 zone, where the last major accumulation phase unfolded.
Some analysts are reading the recent move as a classic liquidity sweep. The $1.42–$1.44 area, previously acting as resistance, is now being tested as potential support. If XRP bulls defend this zone, it could form a foundation for another push higher, particularly if volume increases alongside renewed demand.
Zooming out, XRP remains locked in a two-month consolidation range. Within this structure, price is attempting to build a clearer upside shift, but confirmation is still missing. Each rally has encountered comparable selling pressure, keeping the market in a repetitive cycle of pushes and pullbacks.
At this stage, the market appears to be waiting for a catalyst. A surge in volume, a decisive break above $1.47, or a strong retest and hold of $1.40 are cited as key factors likely to define the next major direction—whether XRP is forming a durable floor or setting up another false start.
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