XRP Sinks 70% From Peak as Technical Breakdowns Raise Risk of Further Drop

Deep technical weakness increases the chance of a slide toward about $0.84 while XRPL development plans and small spot‑ETF inflows offer limited institutional support.

Overview

XRP traded near $1.05–$1.16 on Sunday after an 18% weekly fall that leaves the token roughly 70% below its July 2025 high of about $3.65.
Technical analyst ChartNerdTA says a breach of key regression bands historically points to a test near $0.84, implying roughly 20–25% more downside from current levels.
On‑chain metrics show many holders are underwater and short‑term momentum readings such as the 4‑hour RSI are deeply oversold, which both raise the odds of further selling.
Approved U.S. spot XRP ETFs have provided modest relief with small weekly inflows and about $1.43 billion in cumulative assets, but thin on‑exchange liquidity has limited their ability to stop large moves.
Ripple’s CTO emeritus David Schwartz published an XRPL roadmap that focuses on tokenizing real‑world assets such as securities and money‑market instruments, a development that could support institutional use over the longer term.