XRP Price Analysis: Weekly Rejection, Key Support at $1.1
In this XRP price analysis, XRP is still trapped in a bearish structure after a weekly rejection. The token remains below major moving averages, and descending trendline resistance has limited upside.
USDT pair: Price is pressing into a critical demand zone around $1.1. Buyers defended this area recently, but a decisive loss could expose a next downside target near $0.60. Resistance sits at the channel ceiling and moving averages near $1.35, with heavier supply around $1.75 (200-day MA). A larger supply zone at $2.5 is the level XRP must reclaim to improve the long-term outlook.
Momentum: RSI has stabilized above oversold, but XRP price analysis notes no strong bullish divergence or trend reversal signal yet.
BTC pair: XRP/BTC is consolidating above ~1,720 SATs, repeatedly tested since May. Upside is capped near 1,850 SATs (100-day MA). If 1,720 SATs fails, the next demand area is around 1,500 SATs. A breakout above 1,850 SATs could push toward ~2,000 SATs, where supply may increase.
Overall, this XRP price analysis suggests rallies are more likely corrective unless descending resistance breaks and relative strength against BTC improves.
Bearish
The article’s core message is that XRP remains under bearish control in both USDT and BTC pairs. In the USDT chart, buyers are only defending the $1.1 demand zone; losing it would likely accelerate downside toward ~$0.60. Meanwhile, multiple resistance layers ($1.35/$1.75 and a larger $2.5 supply zone) sit overhead, and RSI stabilization has not yet produced a bullish divergence.
On the BTC pair, XRP is still showing relative weakness. Consolidation above ~1,720 SATs has not turned into a breakout, and failure to reclaim the 1,850 SAT ceiling (aligned with the 100-day MA) would typically lead traders to rotate back toward lower supports (around ~1,500 SATs). This setup resembles past “range-then-fade” phases where initial stabilization fails until a clear reclaim of moving-average resistance.
Short-term: expect sell-the-rally behavior unless XRP can break above 1,850 SATs and the descending channel resistance.
Long-term: as long as XRP stays below key moving averages and cannot reclaim larger supply (notably $2.5 on USDT), the market likely remains in a corrective-to-bearish regime rather than a sustained reversal.