XRP has tumbled to around $1.14, reaching its lowest value in roughly 19 months. The asset has shed 68.5 percent compared to its all-time high of $3.65, which was recorded in July 2025. Over the last seven days, XRP dropped 11.8 percent, while the decline over the past month stands at 18.9 percent, reflecting an intensification in selling pressure.
Technical indicators highlight persistent weakness
The $1.00 mark is widely regarded in the market as a psychological threshold, and if XRP fails to hold this level, it is expected to act as the next major support zone. Historically, XRP has experienced four sharp slumps exceeding 40 percent within six-month periods over the last five years. The ongoing six-month decline of 46 percent fits within this established pattern.
Technical analyst ChartNerd notes that previous bear cycles for XRP typically lasted between 400 and 790 days, with corrections ranging from 85 to 96 percent. According to ChartNerd, the present downturn has persisted for nearly 350 days, and the pullback from the July 2025 peak is currently at 71 percent.
Drawing from past cycles, ChartNerd observes that both the length and depth of declines have decreased over time, suggesting the current cycle may find a bottom between $0.70 and $0.90, with a possible price floor forming before year-end.
XRP previously slipped below the $1.27 level—formerly a key support—which now serves as resistance during upward attempts. Trading volume shrank by 44 percent during a brief recovery toward $1.14, leading many to interpret that buyer interest remains muted.
The 14-period RSI indicator has dipped below 31, while the weekly MACD remains beneath its zero line. Likewise, the Aroon Down indicator stands at 85.71 percent, compared to 35.71 percent for Aroon Up, underlining continued downward momentum. The 200-period moving average sits at $1.6179. Should XRP close below $1.10, prices of $1.09 and even beneath $1.00 could soon come into play.
Analyst focus shifts to the $0.90 area
Crypto market analyst Ali Martinez pinpoints $0.90 as the main level to monitor for XRP. Martinez suggests that a drop into this zone could represent an intriguing long-term buying opportunity. This perspective aligns with broader views positing the $0.90 to $1.00 range as a potential accumulation region.
Sharing his analysis on June 7, Ali Martinez stated that if the price approaches $0.90, it could present a strong window for long-term accumulation.
| Indicator | Level |
|---|---|
| All-time high | $3.65 |
| Current price | $1.14 |
| Broken support | $1.27 |
| Key watch zone | $0.90 to $1.00 |
On-chain data sends mixed signals
On-chain metrics provided a mixed picture for XRP. More than 25 million XRP have recently been withdrawn from centralized exchanges, which is often interpreted as a sign of accumulation. Transfers to Binance dropped to their lowest level in 2026, while the number of large investor wallets climbed to a record 332,230.
Conversely, the activity around tokenized assets on XRPL has slowed. Over the past 30 days, transfer volumes for tokenized assets decreased by 59 percent to $54.1 million. The total market size of tokenized assets on the XRPL also shrank by 11 percent to $384.5 million, keeping the network’s share within the broader tokenized asset ecosystem just above 1 percent.
Glossary: RWA stands for “real world assets,” referring to the transformation of physical assets into digital representations on a blockchain. XRPL is the public blockchain network used for payments and asset transfers within the Ripple ecosystem.
Meanwhile, stablecoin transaction volume on XRPL surged 118 percent to $4.5 billion. The number of RWA participants on the network also soared 275 percent to 105 entities. Looking ahead, the next key macroeconomic event for the market will be the release of U.S. CPI data on June 10, 2026.
