- XRP is holding tight around $1.35–$1.36 under pressure.
- Most moving averages and signals are still showing a strong bearish trend.
- The weakness of the RSI indicates a pause, with $1.35 acting as a major support.
XRP is trading at $1.36, staying close to a short-term support level after a slow decline through several sessions.
The price has fallen 7.4% in the past seven days and 6.4% in the past month, extending the steepest decline since a 44% decline last year.
This puts the current market situation of Ripple a sign in the middle of a tough decision, where bulls and bears are quickly testing whether support at $1.35 can hold.
XRP has entered a very mixed phase
XRP has been moving within the low range between $1.35 and $1.38 over the past 24 hours.
This strong combination often indicates uncertainty in the market, where bulls or bears do not have enough strength to force a successful exit.
The lower limit of this model, $1.35, has now become a must-watch segment.
A clean break below this point would make XRP a weak asset, with short-term support visible below it.
Above it, the $1.38 level remains the first resistance barrier, and the price has repeatedly failed to move above it in recent sessions.
But despite this stress, strong indicators show that the market is still leaning cautiously.
The 14-day RSI sits at 41.94, which is neutral but leaning towards weakness.
On the weekly chart, the RSI drops sharply to 38.67, which is often interpreted as an oversold position.
This difference between the time periods shows that while the short-term selling is cooling, the long-term bullishness remains depressed.
The technical structure of XRP remains under the bearish regime
A closer look at the trend shows that XRP is still trading below the EMAs) on the daily chart.
These include the 10-day, 20-day, 50-day, 100-day and 200-day EMAs, which are above the current price.
This shows a clear bearish pattern, with each of the major lines acting as resistance rather than support.
In technical terms, this type of stacking usually indicates a market that has not completed the entire reversal phase.
Also, outside of 23 followed technical indicators13 are currently pointing to sell signals, while only 3 are indicating to buy, and 7 remain neutral.
The moving average itself has 12 sell signals and zero buys, reinforcing the view that long-term trends have not reversed in favor of buyers.
At the same time, oscillators like MACD and RSI give a slightly different picture. With 3 buy signals against 1 sell signal, the short-term indicators show early signs of stability.
However, these are still not strong enough to handle the dynamic effects created by moving parts.
The next move will largely depend on whether buyers can protect the $1.35 support zone or if selling pressure creates a lower price zone.
Short-term estimates show a move to $1.39, while annual forecasts place 2026 between $0.82 and $2.12.
