📌 Summary


🟢 XRP today is at a pivotal point – prices are hovering around $2.75-$2.90, and with large investors (whales) entering and transaction momentum in the network, we may see a breakout or correction soon.


🔍 The points you are monitoring:

• The support is around ~$2.75-$2.80

• The resistance is around ~$2.95-$3.00

• Continued accumulation by whales and institutional pressure as key factors

• Any break of support could push down towards ~$2.20


⚠️ Note: This is not financial advice, but merely a technical and market perspective.

📊 Brief and useful analysis

1. Technical indicators and price volatility

  • Prices over the past few days have shown weakness in upward momentum against resistances of ~ $2.95-$3.00.

  • The strong support often seen is the range of $2.75-$2.80, and if broken down, the collapse could lead to ~$2.20 approximately.

  • Some forecasts for this week assume an initial correction towards ~ $2.95 followed by a potential rebound, with the possibility of continuing the upward trend if the price maintains support.

  • Additionally, some medium-term models predict that XRP could trade between ~$2.86 and ~$4.40 in 2026 if the positive momentum continues.

2. Network activity and institutional demand

  • Transaction activity on the XRP network has increased, especially the part of transactions other than payments like DEX, indicating increased use of the network.

  • A large number of wallets (whales) hold massive amounts of XRP, reflecting an element of confidence or potential future pressure.

  • Growing institutional interest, and requests for investment funds (ETFs) including XRP, are fundamental factors that could push the price up if regulatory approvals are obtained.

3. Catalysts & risks

Catalysts:

  • Approval of investment funds (ETFs) that provide direct exposure to XRP.

  • Improvement in regulatory conditions in the United States or major countries.

  • Continued accumulation by whales and increased practical use of the network.

Risks

  • Breaking support (~$2.75) could lead to significant selling pressure.

  • Any delay or regulatory rejection of investment funds or legislative amendments could pressure the price.

  • Massive sales from institutions that entered in earlier periods may create significant reverse supply pressure.