Yesterday I noticed that XRP experienced a pretty serious liquidation wave. The token plummeted from around $2.06 straight down to $1.90, breaking the key support at $2.05 — this was a classic case where trading volume suddenly spiked (335 million in an hour), and I realized it wasn’t just random; these were forced sales. After the initial dump, the price tried to bounce back and hovered in a narrow range between $1.93 and $1.94, but the recovery looks uncertain. What’s interesting — while the rest of the crypto market showed signs of strength, this token clearly lagged behind. It seems traders were simply reallocating risk, and XRP was among the first to be sold off. A typical picture after a major liquidation: the price sharply recovers when forced sales stop, but everything afterward depends on whether new buyers appear. Technically, the situation is this: support is now at $1.93, and if it breaks, then $1.91. But the main resistance is to get back above $2.05. If that can be achieved, the decline will look more like a repositioning of assets. If not — the market might interpret this as the start of a deeper downward trend. Volume was a key clue: the breakout was accompanied by a sharp spike, confirming that it was indeed a liquidation, not a regular sale. By the way, there’s some positive news about the token — XRP is being integrated into the Rakuten payment app for 44 million users, allowing them to spend and earn through bonus points. This is a serious step toward real-world use. But for now, the market hasn’t felt this yet, focusing instead on the technical breakdown. I’m watching now. If XRP holds $1.93 and climbs back above $1.95, we can expect a gradual move back toward $2.00. But the real test is at $2.05. A breakout above that would show that the correction was truly a repositioning, not a trend reversal.

$XRP I'm seeing bullish pressure building after a clean recovery I'm watching this 4H move from 1.31 → strong push into 1.39 and now holding structure. This looks like consolidation before continuation. Entry 1.34 to 1.35 support hold or breakout above 1.40 Targets 1.40 1.45 1.52 Stop Loss 1.31 This works because downside liquidity around 1.31 got taken and price reacted strong. Now it's forming higher lows and holding above mid-range. Break above 1.40 and momentum can expand fast. I'm watching this closely Let’s go and Trade now $XRP ‌

Just noticed XRP dropped another 4% and something interesting is happening on-chain. The realized losses hit $1.93 billion this week, which is absolutely massive compared to anything we've seen since 2022. That's the kind of capitulation event that usually signals panic selling has hit an extreme. Historically, when we see this kind of realized loss spike, it means weak hands are getting flushed out. Back in 2022 when something similar happened, XRP ended up rallying 114% over the next eight months. The mechanics are pretty straightforward: when that many people lock in losses, the coins shift from emotional traders to longer-term holders with better conviction. That creates a more stable price base. But here's the thing, it's not automatic. The 2022 event happened after a prolonged crash and broader deleveraging. Right now we've got macro uncertainty and regulatory noise still weighing on everything. For a real rebound to stick, we need follow-through in spot demand and declining sell pressure over the coming weeks. If realized losses accelerate again quickly, that just means distribution isn't finished yet. Current price is sitting at $1.36 with -0.65% on the day. The volume is there and whales have been accumulating, but we're still in a broader downtrend until proven otherwise. Worth watching if this capitulation moment turns into something more durable or if it's just another false bottom. The data suggests emotional extremes right now, which historically has been good ground for rebounds, but timing is everything in these situations.