XRP briefly slipped below support near $1.13 during heavy selling before buyers pushed the token back toward $1.15. The move kept XRP inside its broader June trading range, with traders watching for a sustained break above resistance or below support.
XRP briefly slipped below support near $1.13 during heavy selling before buyers pushed the token back toward $1.15. The move kept XRP inside its broader June trading range, with traders watching for a sustained break above resistance or below support.
The rebound matters because XRP has spent much of June moving inside a broad $1.10 to $1.30 band. A failed breakdown can show that buyers are still active near support, but it also leaves the market without a clear directional signal until price can hold outside that range.
XRP briefly fell through a closely watched support area on Sunday, dropping to around $1.12 during one of the session’s heaviest bursts of volume before buyers stepped in. The token later recovered toward $1.15, erasing most of the decline and returning to its recent trading range.
The rebound matters because XRP has spent much of June moving inside a broad $1.10 to $1.30 band. A failed breakdown can show that buyers are still active near support, but it also leaves the market without a clear directional signal until price can hold outside that range.
During the 24-hour session, XRP moved from $1.1451 to $1.1383, a decline of about 0.6%. Selling pressure intensified around 21:00 UTC, when volume rose to 85.8 million XRP and pushed the token to a session low near $1.1213.
Buyers quickly absorbed that move, driving XRP back toward $1.148. According to the source report, the recovery reclaimed nearly 80% of the decline, suggesting that the break below $1.13 did not hold.
For now, the immediate focus remains on the $1.13 to $1.14 area, where the latest wave of selling was absorbed. Short-term resistance sits around $1.147 to $1.15, while the wider $1.10 to $1.30 range remains the main zone traders are watching for a more meaningful breakout or breakdown.
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