"XRP ( ) is testing a make-or-break support level as traders debate whether $1.90 holds or the price drops toward $1.80. After weeks of selling pressure and thin liquidity, the XRP price has found temporary footing at the $1.90 level, which has stopped previous declines from getting worse. At the same time, the TD Sequential buy signal has flashed, suggesting that the pressure from sellers may be running out of steam."
"The XRP price fell 18% over the last five months, dropping from its July all-time high near $3.65 to roughly $2.20 by the end of November. The decline happened gradually. September brought prices down to the high $2.70s, then October pushed them lower to the mid-$2.50s as XRP's momentum stalled. November was tougher. XRP fell below $2.00 for the first time in months and briefly dropped to $1.82 as nervous holders sold."
XRP has found temporary footing at $1.90 after weeks of selling pressure and thin liquidity, preventing deeper declines. A TD Sequential buy signal has flashed at that level, indicating selling pressure may be easing. ETF inflows are providing steady institutional demand that could support short-term buying. Over the last five months XRP fell about 18%, sliding from near $3.65 in July to roughly $2.20 by late November, briefly touching $1.82. Recent rallies toward $2.25 faced strong rejection and light volume. Failure of $1.90 could push price toward $1.75–$1.80; stronger catalysts are needed for sustained recovery.
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