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Due to ongoing selling pressure and general market weakness, XRP is currently going through a challenging time. The asset remains stuck in a declining structure despite several attempts at stabilization, and rallies have tended to fade as sellers regain control near important resistance zones. After failing to hold above moving average resistance levels, XRP is now declining toward the $1.35 region.
The most recent declines in volume spikes indicate that traders are still actively reducing exposure during rebounds. This suggests the move lower has been driven more by aggressive positioning than by a passive drift lower.
Derivatives data presents a mixed picture. Across multiple time frames, futures flows have shown sporadic inflows, indicating some traders are attempting to position for a bounce.
However, liquidation data points to continued vulnerability for long positions. Leveraged traders are frequently caught during declines, which implies there is still limited confidence in a long-term recovery. Long/short ratios also reflect a divided market: while some exchanges show most accounts leaning long, top traders appear more cautious, suggesting experienced participants are not fully convinced a reversal is imminent.
Because price is pursuing liquidity on both sides, the divergence in positioning can contribute to higher volatility. Technically, XRP is still below key moving averages, which remain sloping lower. Until the price can recover resistance levels around $1.50 to $1.60 and sustain trading above them, the broader structure remains bearish and rally attempts may continue to face selling pressure.
If XRP fails to hold current levels, it could move toward deeper support zones. Conversely, a break above resistance could trigger a relief rally supported by short covering. For now, XRP appears to require patience and caution as it searches for its next clear direction.
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