$XRP declines after a failed breakout, even as landmark regulatory recognition of its non-security status strengthens the broader bullish case, highlighting a disconnect between short-term price pressure and improving long-term crypto fundamentals.
$XRP Drops Below Key Levels as Selling Pressure Builds
At 10:08 a.m., $XRP is trading at $1.46758, extending its decline as selling pressure accelerates into the lower end of the recent range. The crypto asset is down 2.66% over the past 24 hours, with price retreating from a session high near $1.54 and failing to hold above the $1.50 level. The latest candles show continued downside follow-through, with $XRP hovering just above recent intraday lows after a sharp rejection from higher prices.
From a short-term perspective, $XRP’s structure reflects a clear shift from bullish momentum into a corrective phase. After breaking above $1.50 earlier, the rally stalled and reversed, leading to a sequence of lower highs and increasing bearish control. Price is now trading below the 14-period Moving Average (MA) at $1.51261 and the 21-period MA at $1.51852, both of which now act as resistance. Bollinger Bands have widened, with the lower band near $1.47763 being tested as price pushes downward, while the upper band near $1.55817 marks the recent rejection zone. Volume expanded during the sell-off and remains elevated, suggesting conviction behind the current move lower rather than a brief pullback.
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