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With a discernible increase in on-chain activity, XRP is starting the new week with early indications of stabilization. The quantity of payments made between accounts—one of the key metrics—has increased by about 20% following a sharp drop in the preceding phase.
This change suggests network usage is beginning to pick up after a period of contraction, though it does not, by itself, indicate a full recovery. Payment volume follows a similar pattern: the latest data points show activity is no longer collapsing after multiple spikes and a cooldown. Instead, there is a slight upward bias as it levels out.
This matters because XRP’s extended decline previously coincided with weakness in these metrics. Price action and network activity appear to be starting to rebalance. However, in the broader context of the chart, XRP remains under pressure: the long-term trend has not reversed, and the asset is still trading below major moving averages.
While the decline is slowing, the current setup differs from the earlier drop. XRP is forming a tight consolidation under declining resistance while holding a horizontal support zone around the $1.30–$1.35 range. Such compression patterns are often associated with a directional move that can follow after the market tightens.
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