TipRanks

Notifications

XRP Price Keeps Getting Shot Down as $1.45 Becomes ‘No Man’s Land’

The XRP (XRP-USD) market is under the pump again. After yet another failed attempt to push above the $1.43–$1.45 resistance zone, the price has slipped to $1.41. This area, which has seen repeated rejections, is now acting like a “no man’s land” for bulls, where every attempt to reclaim higher ground is met with immediate selling pressure. To make matters worse, trading volume during this recent slide spiked 74% above average, signaling that sellers are still in firm control of the short-term direction.

Sellers Maintain Control of Market Structure

The current price action is a continuation of a broader struggle that has defined XRP since its 2025 peak. While institutional interest, tracked through steady spot ETF inflows, has provided some support, it hasn’t been enough to offset the persistent selling at these key psychological ceilings. This mismatch between long-term institutional buying and short-term speculative selling has trapped XRP in a tight, difficult-to-navigate corridor.

Traders Watch the Critical $1.40 Level

All eyes are now focused on the $1.40 support mark. This is the pivotal line of defense. If buyers can hold this floor, the market may stabilize, offering a chance to regroup for another attempt at breaking that $1.45 ceiling. However, if this level fails to hold, the path toward lower demand zones near $1.33, or even $1.00 in an extreme scenario, could quickly open up.

At the time of writing, XRP is sitting at $1.3956.

Avatar photo
Annika is an Editor and Writer at TipRanks. She delivers in-depth company analysis and market commentary on stocks & cryptocurrencies listed on NASDAQ, NYSE, LSE, and many others. She previously worked at the firm as a TV anchor and market analyst, where she gained extensive experience translating fast-moving news into high-quality video content for a global audience. Annika draws on more than five years of experience in the financial domain. Her academic foundation comes from the London School of Economics and Cass Business School, where she studied Accounting & Finance. She sharpened her technical skills within the Investment Banking Division at Morgan Stanley before moving into fund management at AlmaStone. Driven by a passion for clarity, Annika founded Finpact, an educational platform designed to make complex financial concepts easy for everyone to understand. She focuses on keeping her research-led content simple and crisp. Her goal is to provide actionable insights that help investors make better decisions in both the traditional stock and cryptocurrency markets. Outside of her financial passions, Annika enjoys experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, doing activities with her dog, and traveling.