XRP has been a bit turbulent lately. It dropped from $1.88 and is now bouncing back and forth between $1.85 and $1.91. Sellers are holding firm around the $1.9060–$1.9100 range, pushing the price down several times.



The volume during this decline is quite interesting—at the most intense selling moments, a total of 75.3 million coins were sold in one go, nearly 76% more than usual. This indicates that there are buyers stepping in, but there are also forces quietly dumping the market.

In the short term, the price once broke through the consolidation zone of $1.854–$1.858. When it reached near $1.862, the trading volume suddenly spiked to 8 to 9 times the normal level. The bulls were buying aggressively at that time, but the upward momentum couldn't be sustained. Sellers then added more supply, and the price slid back to around $1.86.

The current situation is as follows: above $1.90, there are sell orders pressing down, while around $1.86–$1.87, there is steady buying support. Both sides are relatively strong, creating a balanced tug-of-war. The price oscillates within this range, with bulls and bears each asserting their views. Once one side's strength breaks this balance, the subsequent trend will become much clearer.

Simply put: XRP is in a delicate equilibrium right now. The $1.85–$1.91 range is a key stage, and a decisive breakout will be very important.
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ColdWalletAnxietyvip
· 4h ago
It's starting to be a tug-of-war again, it's exhausting to watch. --- This round of dumping was quite intense. What are the big players secretly up to? --- Hitting the 1.9 barrier repeatedly without breaking through is a bit frustrating. --- The surge in trading volume indicates someone is playing psychological warfare, a typical manipulation tactic. --- If we can't break 1.91, we'll just continue to fluctuate. Anyway, I've already given up. --- The bulls almost turned the tide several times, but unfortunately, each time they were pushed back. Truly despairing. --- Waiting for an effective breakout; this kind of wobbling is pointless. --- The sellers are holding firm at 1.906, it feels like someone is deliberately blocking the way. --- Some are still buying at the bottom 1.86, at least not completely bearish. --- The tug-of-war is just a matter of waiting out the time, seeing who can't hold on first.
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 4h ago
This order book is indeed interesting. The sellers are holding around 1.906 with such calmness, as if they're sipping a martini. But look at the trading volume data—75.3 million coins being sold only resulted in such a small decline? It indicates that the buying support below is also quite strong.
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DataPickledFishvip
· 4h ago
Still oscillating in the dead zone between 1.85-1.91, give me a break.
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WalletsWatchervip
· 4h ago
The trader is really aggressive in pushing the price down at 1.9. This market looks like a tug-of-war.
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MeaninglessApevip
· 4h ago
The big players are really dumping the market, selling off 75.3 million coins in one go. Such a move.
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