Traders are monitoring the $2.08 support level to prevent further declines toward $2.00.
Updated Nov 5, 2025, 3:19 a.m. Published Nov 5, 2025, 3:17 a.m.
What to know:
- XRP fell 6.4% to $2.20 amid heavy institutional selling, breaking key support levels.
- Trading volume surged 126% above average, indicating institutional participation in the selloff.
- Traders are monitoring the $2.08 support level to prevent further declines toward $2.00.
XRP plunged sharply during Tuesday’s session, breaking below key support levels on exceptional volume as bearish momentum strengthened and traders targeted the $2.00 psychological zone.
News Background
- XRP fell 6.4% to $2.20 over 24 hours, sliding from an intraday high of $2.35 amid heavy institutional selling pressure. The token traded across a wide 12.4% range as the broader crypto market stabilized, underscoring XRP’s isolated weakness.
- Trading volume spiked to 356.7 million, representing a 126% surge above the 24-hour average, confirming institutional participation in the breakdown sequence.
- Strong resistance persisted at $2.37, with rebound attempts to $2.33 and $2.23 repeatedly rejected.
- The failure to sustain gains above prior support marked a structural shift from accumulation to active distribution.
Price Action Summary
- Price action turned sharply bearish after the $2.17 breakdown, driving XRP to a session low of $2.08 before stabilizing around $2.20.
- Intraday data revealed a brief recovery from the $2.11 base, with price climbing 4.5% to $2.209 on a short-term volume burst of 5.8M tokens, though the rally stalled at $2.216 as liquidity faded.
- The late-session bounce coincided with news that Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin crossed $1 billion in market capitalization, but technical dynamics remained the primary driver.
- Momentum loss above $2.22 signaled limited conviction behind the recovery, leaving XRP trapped below prior breakdown levels.
Technical Analysis
- The session confirmed a decisive bearish bias as XRP formed consecutive lower highs and lower lows from the $2.37 resistance peak.
- The pattern validates a short-term downtrend reinforced by volume expansion during selloffs and contraction during rebounds — a classic signature of institutional distribution.
- Momentum indicators turned negative, with the relative strength index trending near neutral after falling from overbought territory earlier in the month.
- The failure to reclaim the $2.17 line suggests further weakness unless renewed demand emerges around the $2.08-$2.11 consolidation base.
- While XRP’s structure hints at a possible oversold recovery, volume divergence and failed retests imply rallies may continue to face heavy resistance until broader market sentiment improves.
What Traders Should Know
- Traders are watching whether XRP can hold above the $2.08 support to avoid accelerating losses toward the $2.00 psychological level.
- A sustained recovery above $2.22 would be required to re-establish bullish footing, while failure to maintain current levels risks another wave of liquidation.
- Institutional volume spikes during declines confirm active repositioning rather than retail-driven volatility.
- For tactical traders, the $2.17–$2.22 zone represents the key inflection range that could define short-term direction.
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