Ripple’s XRP Climbs 5%, But On-Chain Data Flags Further Risks Ahead
The post Ripple’s XRP Climbs 5%, But On-Chain Data Flags Further Risks Ahead appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TL;DR XRP holds near $3, but whales sold $2.1B, leaving $2.48 as critical support. On-chain data shows $2.80 is temporary support, with heavier accumulation below $2.48. Analysts track $3.20 breakout level as XRP consolidates between $2.77 and $3.32. XRP Holds Near $3 After Retreat From July Peak Ripple’s XRP traded close to $3 at press time, gaining 5% in 24 hours. The token has dropped 9% over the past week and remains 18% below its all-time high of $3.65, reached on July 18. During the rally, trading volumes crossed $110 million at peak hours as larger buyers entered the market. The price momentum trimmed after sellers stepped in above $3.03 and triggered a short pullback on profit-takers. In the past 24 hours, XRP traded between $2.83 and $3.03. The token has entered the consolidation phase over the past week with an extended lifetime range of between $2.77 and $3.32. On-Chain Metrics Signal Critical Support Levels Data shared by analyst Ali Martinez shows that XRP’s recent market structure is supported by historical accumulation zones. 1.80 billion XRP, or 2.81% of the circulating supply, was previously acquired at roughly $2.80. This zone acts as a temporary price buffer. A firmer support level is positioned below $2.48, where 1.41 billion XRP, or 2.2% of the supply, changed hands. With lighter historical buying between these two zones, current prices remain exposed to sharper moves if selling intensifies. On-chain data shows that past accumulation behavior points to $2.80 as a temporary buffer for $XRP, but real support begins below $2.48. pic.twitter.com/7R7675Ubkz — Ali (@ali_charts) August 3, 2025 Martinez also reported that the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio recently formed a death cross, a bearish pattern that can increase the likelihood of extended pullbacks as more holders face unrealized losses. Resistance and Support Levels…
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TL;DR XRP holds near $3, but whales sold $2.1B, leaving $2.48 as critical support. On-chain data shows $2.80 is temporary support, with heavier accumulation below $2.48. Analysts track $3.20 breakout level as XRP consolidates between $2.77 and $3.32. XRP Holds Near $3 After Retreat From July Peak Ripple’s XRP traded close to $3 at press time, gaining 5% in 24 hours. The token has dropped 9% over the past week and remains 18% below its all-time high of $3.65, reached on July 18. During the rally, trading volumes crossed $110 million at peak hours as larger buyers entered the market. The price momentum trimmed after sellers stepped in above $3.03 and triggered a short pullback on profit-takers. In the past 24 hours, XRP traded between $2.83 and $3.03. The token has entered the consolidation phase over the past week with an extended lifetime range of between $2.77 and $3.32. On-Chain Metrics Signal Critical Support Levels Data shared by analyst Ali Martinez shows that XRP’s recent market structure is supported by historical accumulation zones. 1.80 billion XRP, or 2.81% of the circulating supply, was previously acquired at roughly $2.80. This zone acts as a temporary price buffer. A firmer support level is positioned below $2.48, where 1.41 billion XRP, or 2.2% of the supply, changed hands. With lighter historical buying between these two zones, current prices remain exposed to sharper moves if selling intensifies. On-chain data shows that past accumulation behavior points to $2.80 as a temporary buffer for $XRP, but real support begins below $2.48. pic.twitter.com/7R7675Ubkz — Ali (@ali_charts) August 3, 2025 Martinez also reported that the Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio recently formed a death cross, a bearish pattern that can increase the likelihood of extended pullbacks as more holders face unrealized losses. Resistance and Support Levels…
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