XRP's price has broken below the $1.39 technical level, and chart indicators now point to a likely decline toward the $1.20–$1.25 support band over the next two weeks. The move comes as momentum indicators flash red and selling pressure accelerates.
Breakdown at $1.39
The $1.39 mark had been a key floor for XRP in recent trading. Once that level gave way, technical analysts saw a clear signal: the next stop is the support zone between $1.20 and $1.25. That range has historically acted as a buying area, but whether it holds this time depends on how long the current sell-off lasts.
MACD Flatline and Selling Pressure
The MACD indicator has flattened, a sign that bullish momentum has evaporated. Combined with aggressive selling volume, the setup gives a 65% probability that XRP will continue lower for the next two weeks. That's not a guaranteed path — crypto markets can reverse quickly — but the weight of the data points south for now.
Next Support Levels
If XRP reaches the $1.20–$1.25 zone, traders will watch closely for a bounce or a break. A failure to hold that area could open the door to deeper losses. No further technical floors are visible until much lower levels, so the $1.20–$1.25 range becomes the immediate line in the sand. The next few trading sessions will tell whether buyers step in or selling pressure overwhelms the support.
