XRP Chart Turns Neutral, Repeated $2.55 Rejections Define Next Breakout Zone

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Traders are closely monitoring the $2.49 support level, as sustained closes below could lead to further declines.

By Shaurya Malwa, CD Analytics

Updated Nov 3, 2025, 4:01 a.m. Published Nov 3, 2025, 4:00 a.m.

(CoinDesk Data)
  • XRP fell 1.2% to $2.49, facing strong resistance at $2.55 amid heavy institutional activity.
  • The digital asset’s trading was dominated by technical flows, with volume surging 85% above the recent average.
  • Traders are closely monitoring the $2.49 support level, as sustained closes below could lead to further declines.

XRP slipped below the $2.50 mark during Tuesday’s session, falling 1.2% to $2.49 as repeated rejections at $2.55 confirmed strong resistance. The decline came on heavy institutional activity, with volume surging 85% above the recent average as sellers consolidated control at the upper end of XRP’s trading range.

  • The digital asset traded between $2.49–$2.55 over the 24-hour session, with price action dominated by technical flows rather than fundamental drivers.
  • Three failed breakout attempts at $2.54–$2.55 defined the session’s tone, each accompanied by elevated sell-side volume.
  • Overall activity climbed 85% above the 7-day average, as total turnover reached 50.3 million tokens during the decline — confirming institutional-scale distribution at resistance levels.
  • Market sentiment remains mixed after recent gains, with traders watching whether XRP can maintain support above $2.49 amid broader consolidation in high-beta crypto assets.
  • XRP’s 24-hour session saw price fluctuate within a $0.07 range, stabilizing near $2.497 after dipping to intraday lows of $2.49. The 60-minute chart revealed brief attempts to reclaim $2.50.
  • This behavior suggests institutional reaccumulation around the $2.50 mark — a level historically associated with short-term liquidity traps. Despite the pullback, buyers have defended the psychological floor through multiple retests.
  • However, market microstructure analysis shows a shift in momentum as sell orders cluster above $2.54, limiting near-term upside until volume profiles realign with prior bullish patterns.
  • The session’s repeated rejections at $2.55 confirmed a developing lower-high formation on daily charts, indicating fading momentum following October’s rally.
  • The $2.50 support continues to act as a key psychological and structural pivot; maintaining closes above this threshold remains essential for preserving the medium-term bullish bias.
  • Momentum indicators, including RSI and MACD, hover near neutral territory, suggesting a potential pause phase rather than outright reversal.
  • Volume concentration at upper resistance levels — particularly the 50.3M spike during the selloff — confirms active profit-taking from larger holders.
  • Declining volume in the subsequent consolidation implies early signs of accumulation, with institutional buyers potentially layering bids near the $2.49–$2.50 zone.
  • XRP’s near-term trajectory hinges on whether the $2.49 support can withstand further tests.
  • Sustained closes below this level could open downside toward $2.46, while a clean breakout above $2.55 would reset short-term sentiment and target the $2.60 extension.
  • Traders are watching for confirmation through volume alignment: expansion on upward moves would validate renewed demand, while continued fading activity would reinforce a range-bound outlook.
  • Until directional confirmation emerges, positioning remains tactical — with liquidity pockets at $2.49–$2.50 offering short-term opportunities for both mean-reversion and breakout traders.

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