XRP hits 15-week low at $1.32 as sellers overwhelm…

XRP slid to a 15-week low near $1.32 as heavy selling continued to overpower what would normally be constructive accumulation signals. More than 25 million XRP left exchanges following a large inflow earlier in the week, and spot XRP ETFs have drawn roughly $1.42 billion in cumulative inflows — yet neither signal has been enough to arrest the downtrend.

The key breakdown came on 55.03 million in volume, pushing price through support at $1.3320. Selling later extended toward $1.314 before a modest bounce returned XRP to around $1.32. The short-term structure remains weak, with $1.34 now acting as the first level buyers need to reclaim. A large short-liquidation cluster sits between $1.34 and $1.40, meaning a sharp squeeze is possible if price can break back into that range.

Traders are watching $1.31 as the immediate line in the sand. Losing it would open the path toward $1.28 and potentially $1.20. The setup is unstable: exchange outflows and ETF inflows point toward accumulation, while price action continues to print lower highs — one side will eventually have to give.