XRP remains in a technically weak position against both the US dollar and Bitcoin, despite a recent attempt to stabilize. On the XRP/USDT chart, the asset continues to trade within a falling channel and below both the 100-day and 200-day moving averages, keeping the broader outlook bearish. The price is currently hovering around $1.43, holding above the crucial $1.10 to $1.20 support zone. The first significant resistance level sits at $1.80, with a more formidable hurdle at $2.40 to $2.50.
Against Bitcoin, XRP continues to underperform, trading near 1,968 sats and testing the key support area of 1,950 to 2,000 sats. A break below this support could see the pair target the 1,500 sats region, while a recovery would need to decisively clear the 2,500 sats resistance to shift momentum.
Liquidity analysis provides critical context for the current consolidation. A three-week liquidity heatmap highlights a massive order cluster around the $1.30 level, indicating a strong zone of liquidity just below the current trading price of approximately $1.37. This "bucket" of orders forms a significant support area. Meanwhile, immediate resistance is defined at $1.44 within the 24-hour range.
Adding a longer-term perspective, a three-month Gaussian Channel indicator shows that XRP has historically retested its regression band, with these retests aligning with previous macro market bottoms. While this provides a broader technical context, the immediate structure is defined by the battle between the $1.30-$1.37 support and the $1.44-$1.80 resistance levels. The recent RSI recovery suggests only mild momentum improvement, not a confirmed trend reversal.
