Ripple’s XRP has remained under pressure over the past 24 hours, as sellers continued to dominate short-term price action. At the time of writing, XRP is trading around $1.85, reflecting a 1.28% decline on the day. While the move is not aggressive, it reinforces the current bearish tone that has shaped recent sessions.
XRP Slips Toward Daily Lows as Sellers Maintain Control
During the last 24 hours, XRP traded within a relatively narrow but clearly bearish range. The price touched an intraday high near $1.90 before slipping to a low of about $1.84. Early attempts to stabilize above the $1.88 level failed, allowing sellers to gradually push price lower. As the session progressed, XRP settled closer to the bottom of the daily range. This structure points to steady distribution rather than panic selling. Buyers are still present, but they lack the strength to force a meaningful rebound. Consequently, XRP remains capped below short-term resistance zones.
24-hour price chart Source: CoinMarketCap
Trading activity declined alongside the price drop. XRP recorded a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $2.13 billion, representing a sharp 17.99% decrease. Falling volume during a price decline often signals reduced conviction rather than aggressive liquidation. Many traders appear to be waiting for clearer direction.
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Market capitalization currently stands at about $112.39 billion, down 1.28% in line with price movement. The volume-to-market-cap ratio sits at 1.89%, suggesting subdued participation compared to earlier sessions. Liquidity remains healthy, but momentum has cooled.
Key Support Zone at $1.84–$1.85 Under Close Watch
XRP’s circulating supply is estimated at roughly 60.57 billion tokens, out of a total supply of 99.98 billion. The maximum supply remains capped at 100 billion XRP. Fully diluted valuation is approximately $185.54 billion, offering a perspective on long-term pricing potential.
From a historical standpoint, XRP is still trading about 51.7% below its all-time high of $3.84 set in January 2018. However, it remains massively higher than its all-time low of $0.002802 recorded in 2014. This contrast highlights XRP’s resilience across market cycles.
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Despite the daily pullback, community sentiment remains strongly positive. Around 87% of participants are bullish, while 13% are bearish. This optimism may help limit downside risk.
Looking ahead, the $1.84 to $1.85 zone is critical. Holding above it could trigger consolidation. A break below may extend losses toward lower support. For now, XRP remains in a cautious holding pattern as traders await a clearer catalyst.
