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Story: XRP Drops Below $3 as Bitcoin Retreats — But $2.60 Support Could Signal a Rebound

By Maheen Hernandez

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Technical Indicators Signal Bearish Continuation. A look at the 12-hour chart shows the situation remains fragile.

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Exchange Flows Hint at Easing Selling Pressure. One important shift that could influence XRP’s next move is the change in exchange flows.

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Over 90% of XRP Supply Still in Profit. Despite the drop, it’s notable that over 90% of XRP’s circulating supply remains in profit.

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MVRV Z-Score Points to Room for Growth. From a valuation standpoint, XRP doesn’t appear to be in bubble territory.

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What to Watch Next. Market watchers will be monitoring several key levels and signals in the coming days:

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Final Thoughts. The recent XRP price dip is part of a broader market correction led by Bitcoin’s retracement.

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XRP, the native token of Ripple, is feeling the pressure of a wider market cooldown. After shedding nearly 14% in the past week, XRP has now slipped below the psychological $3…

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As XRP hovers around $2.70, attention is turning to the $2.60 zone—a level that might offer crucial support in the days ahead.

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A look at the 12-hour chart shows the situation remains fragile. The Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) line continues to slope downward, a signal that more investors are…

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The Directional Movement Index (DMI) further supports this view. With the negative directional index (-DI) and average directional index (ADX) both above 20, sellers remain…

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Although there’s no strong signal of a reversal just yet, traders are keeping a close watch on $2.60.

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One important shift that could influence XRP’s next move is the change in exchange flows. On July 23, XRP holders moved a substantial amount of tokens onto centralized exchanges,…

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The Exchange Net Position Change metric, which measures the difference between inflows and outflows across platforms, has turned slightly positive.

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The reduction in exchange inflows often means fewer tokens are being offloaded, which could help stabilize the price.

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Despite the drop, it’s notable that over 90% of XRP’s circulating supply remains in profit. This dynamic may have contributed to the aggressive profit-taking seen recently, but…

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