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XRP Slides After Key Support Break as Traders Brace for $1.80 Zone

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XRP entered the week under heavy selling pressure after a sharp 7% decline pulled the token back toward a critical support range. Despite strong institutional participation and growing ETF inflows, short-term flows turned bearish, alerting traders to deeper downside risk.

Institutional Selling Overpowers ETF Strength

XRP dropped to $2.05 after institutional sellers overwhelmed inflows from XRP spot ETFs. This shift pushed the asset back into its November correction range despite notable long-term accumulation trends.

Recent market data shows:

However, broader weakness across risk assets intensified Tuesday’s selloff, thinning liquidity and accelerating the downside.

Technical Breakdown Confirms Bearish Structure

A decisive breakdown below $2.16 ended XRP’s three-week consolidation. This level had served as a major pivot, and losing it confirmed growing control by sellers.

Price action has now formed a descending channel from lower highs at $2.38, $2.30, and $2.22. Each bounce shows limited follow-through, a sign that buyers are struggling to regain control.

Volume supported the bearish shift:

While indicators show oversold conditions, analysts do not yet see clear divergence to confirm a completed corrective wave.

Key Levels Traders Are Watching

XRP’s immediate outlook hinges on two price zones:

Short-term trading remains heavy, but long-term signals, such as ETF inflows and reduced exchange supply, continue to support a more constructive outlook once market pressure eases.

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