XRP Drops Below $1.40 as Bearish Momentum Signals Further Downside Risk

XRP declined sharply after breaking below the critical $1.40 support level, reinforcing bearish sentiment as sellers continued to dominate short-term trading. The token dropped from $1.4404 to $1.3872, marking a decline of about 3.7% within 24 hours.

The move followed a high-volume selling wave that briefly pushed the price to $1.4018 before support failed. Since then, XRP has struggled to stage a meaningful recovery, with weak bounce attempts indicating that selling pressure remains stronger than buying demand.

Resistance Builds as Descending Channel Forms

XRP is currently trading within a descending channel between approximately $1.38 and $1.42. Multiple attempts to reclaim the $1.40–$1.41 range have failed, turning that area into immediate resistance. The token has also faced repeated rejection below the broader resistance zone between $1.55 and $1.60 since mid-March, preventing sustained recovery.

Market activity has also reflected reduced institutional demand, with weekly spot ETF inflows totaling only about $636,000, significantly lower than previous periods of stronger participation.

Key Support Levels Traders Are Watching

Traders are closely monitoring whether the $1.38–$1.40 range can hold as support. Stabilization in this zone could allow XRP to consolidate before attempting another move toward the $1.41–$1.44 range. However, a decisive break below $1.38 may expose the thinner support area between $1.30 and $1.32, where downside pressure could accelerate further.

For now, XRP remains within a broader multi-month downtrend marked by consistent lower highs since mid-2025, keeping overall momentum tilted in favor of sellers.

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