XRP has fallen to around $1.64, down roughly 14% over the past week, hitting a nine-month low amid broader crypto market weakness.
The decline largely follows Bitcoin, which slipped toward $74,500, dragging XRP and other altcoins lower. Investors are also cautious due to macro uncertainty, including geopolitical tensions, U.S. government shutdown risks, and expectations of high interest rates.
Regulatory delays in the U.S., including the slow-moving Clarity Act, are also weighing on XRP’s upside potential. Analysts say these factors keep the token’s outlook cautious.
Short-term support for XRP sits near $1.55, while resistance is around $1.65. A drop below $1.50 is possible if selling pressure continues, with longer-term support between $1.30 and $1.24. On the other hand, a recovery above $1.65 could see XRP climb to $1.70–$1.83.
Traders should expect volatility, as XRP price moves remain closely tied to Bitcoin and overall market sentiment. For now, the token is likely to trade sideways while investors assess the broader market.
