Looking at XRP and seeing that after another failed attempt to break above $1.45, the situation is becoming more interesting. The price dropped to $1.36, and this movement confirmed the downward impulse that started after failing to stay in the resistance zone. Trading volume increased by 74 percent — clearly showing that sellers have taken control.

What’s curious is that despite downward price pressure, large wallets continue to accumulate XRP during declines, and spot ETFs have attracted about $1.24 billion in recent months. The signals are mixed — on one hand, there is institutional interest; on the other hand, after such a drop from the July 2025 high, the token remains roughly 60 percent below its peak.

Technically, after breaking the $1.411 level, the descent accelerated toward the $1.40 mark. The key question now is whether the price can stay above $1.40. If yes, then after recovery, we might see an attempt to return to $1.45 and further to $1.55. If not, after a downward breakout, attention will shift to $1.33, and then to $1.00. It’s interesting to watch how the market will resolve the current compression between resistance and support lines.