XRP (XRP-USD) is at a crossroads. After a big rally that saw it surge to $3.00, the token has been bleeding, now hovering around $2.20. But the real danger lies ahead—if bulls can’t keep XRP above the $2.00 psychological level, things could get ugly fast. According to Cointelegraph, a break below could send XRP tumbling toward $1.76 or even $1.61, where the 200-day moving average sits.
XRP’s Resistance Levels Stand in the Way of a Comeback
For XRP to turn things around, it needs to reclaim lost ground. The key zone to watch is between $2.53 and $2.62—if the token can flip this resistance into support, a run back to $3.00 or even a seven-year high above $3.40 could be in the cards. But right now, indicators like the RSI and MACD suggest the market isn’t in XRP’s favor.
Trump’s Digital Asset Stockpile Adds to Uncertainty
XRP’s recent hype was tied to speculation that it would play a big role in the U.S. government’s crypto plans. But that excitement fizzled when Trump’s executive order placed XRP in the “Digital Asset Stockpile,” not the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. That disappointment, combined with broader market uncertainty, has taken the wind out of XRP’s sails.
If XRP can defend $2.00, it might find a foothold before making another push. But if it slips below, the selling pressure could accelerate. At the time of writing, XRP is sitting at $2.2055.
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