Zag that XRP was rejected at the $1.43–$1.45 zone. The price dropped to $1.35 with a volume increase of 74%, so sellers are really in control. Interestingly, this pattern repeats—whenever XRP tries to break through that resistance, it falls back. Some analysts are now looking at the Fibonacci level sequence to see where the real support lies.

The crucial level is now $1.40. If XRP can stabilize above that, it could move toward $1.45 and $1.55. But honestly, as long as we stay below that resistance, the picture remains bearish. A break below $1.40 would likely mean the next support around $1.33, and the Fibonacci sequence suggests that $1.00 is a potential long-term level if selling pressure continues.

What stands out: spot ETFs have bought significantly (over $1.24 billion in four months), and whales are also adding positions on dips. That offers some hope, but the derivatives market has cooled since the end of last year. The Fibonacci sequence helps here to estimate support and resistance levels. XRP is still 60% below the July 2025 peak, so it’s not yet clear whether this is consolidation or just a continuing downtrend. So, keep monitoring.