XRP ($1.99) has suffered a significant decline, losing over 7% as market sentiment turns bearish. The cryptocurrency fell below key support levels, signaling potential further losses. A sharp drop in trading volume has accompanied the downturn, suggesting that traders are exiting their positions. This trend could extend the downward movement unless buying interest returns.

Technical Indicators Signal Further Weakness

XRP has broken through two crucial support indicators—the 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) and the rising trendline. With these levels breached, the next critical support at $2.00 comes into focus. 

24-hour price chart. Source: CoinMarketCap

If the price fails to hold above this level, another drop could push XRP toward $1.76. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also taken a hit, showing a steep decline. This signals increasing selling pressure and weakening bullish momentum. 

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If the RSI continues to fall, XRP could enter oversold territory, potentially paving the way for a rebound. However, without a strong catalyst, a trend reversal remains unlikely in the short term.

$350 Million Capital Exit Highlights Investor Concerns

Market data reveals a massive capital outflow, with approximately $350 million exiting XRP in a short span. This signals declining investor confidence and adds to the negative outlook. Unless XRP finds solid support and reclaims the $2.30 resistance level, further declines remain possible.

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While bearish sentiment dominates, XRP’s history shows that sharp recoveries can occur. The recent sell-off stems from fading speculative interest after the asset’s surge to $3. 

For XRP to regain bullish momentum, it must break above the 100 EMA and attract renewed investor confidence. Until then, the struggle to reclaim higher levels continues.

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