- XRP price is now hovering at around $1.
- The sellers are in control of both short- and long-term timeframes.
As of August 11, Ripple’s XRP is currently trading at the $1.00 threshold, posting a loss of over 3.21%. The daily trading volume has increased by 46%, reaching $1.18 billion. There is an active fight between the buyers and sellers at the worst possible place to lose ground.
In the early hours, the asset traded at a high of $1.04, and after the bearish pressure took control, the price plunged to the current trading zone. Also, the 4-hour structure has been printing lower highs and lower lows consistently. The key levels that mattered last week were $1.05 and $1.08.
The $1.00–$0.99 range is the immediate support zone of XRP. On the other hand, $1.036 is the first level bulls need to reclaim to interrupt the bearish sequence. A move back above that zone hints that a relief bounce becomes possible.
Furthermore, losing $1.00 with a clean break and $0.94 opens up as the next target. Below that sits the larger $0.94–$0.86 demand zone, a deeper test that would reset the entire short-term structure of the XRP momentum.
Will XRP Find its Long-Term Trajectory Soon?
The technical analysis reports a bearish setup, with the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) line of XRP below the signal line. Short-term selling momentum is accelerating and outperforming the average trend rate, triggering active selling.
It indicates an active downtrend with an expanding downtrend. The sellers are in complete control across both short and long-term timeframes. As long as the lines remain below zero, the path of least resistance is down, making long trades risky until a reversal forms.
The daily Relative Strength Index at 29.49 places XRP in oversold territory. Massive selling pressure has driven the price down. While the current trend is strongly bearish, a value below 30 signals that heavy selling may be reaching an unsustainable pace in the short term.
However, an oversold RSI alone is not an instant buy trigger; assets can remain oversold during strong downtrends. Traders often wait for the reading to tick back above 30 or look for bullish reversal candle patterns to confirm a turnaround before entering.
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