XRP: The Correction Is Not Over Yet
The corrective phase in XRP continues to unfold, and so far the market is behaving exactly as expected.
As previously anticipated, price has retested the $1.80 support zone. However, this level did not trigger any meaningful reaction from buyers. The bounce was weak, volumes remain low, and demand is clearly insufficient to form even a local reversal.
This lack of buying pressure suggests that the downside is not finished.
From my perspective, the most likely scenario is a further decline of 10–15%, with price moving toward the $1.6612 area — the April low. Given the current market structure and liquidity conditions, there is also a realistic chance that this low will be updated.
Only after reaching this zone can XRP potentially build a foundation for a reversal. But even then, one key condition must be met:
a reduction in market dominance and a redistribution of liquidity. Without capital flowing back into altcoins, any upside move is likely to remain weak and short-lived.
Bottom line:
XRP is still in correction mode. Patience is critical here — chasing longs before liquidity resets is a risky game.
