- Ripple’s native token XRP has dropped nearly 20% in the past month.
- The price decline suggests the recent bull market phase for XRP may have ended.
- Price predictions indicate a possible fall below $2.20 within two weeks.
- Investor interest in XRP is decreasing, with attention shifting toward other cryptocurrencies like Solana, Binance Coin, and Bitcoin.
- Experts advise waiting for XRP to stabilize around $2.20 or $2 before considering new investments.
Ripple’s digital currency, XRP, has experienced a price drop of almost 20% over the last month. This decline shows signs that XRP’s recent upward trend may be coming to an end. While some expected the token to surpass $4, its value now risks falling below $2. Investors are hesitant to buy, fearing the price has not yet reached its lowest point.
According to price forecasting firm Wallet Investor, XRP could decrease to about $2.20 within the next two weeks. This projection would represent an 8% loss from the current price of around $2.40. For example, a $1,000 investment could shrink to approximately $920 by mid-November.
Further estimates warn that XRP might fall even lower, close to $2.07, if selling pressure intensifies and investors sell off their holdings. Such a sell-off could lead to increased panic and a deeper price drop to the $2 range.
Investor activity in XRP has slowed, with more interest moving to cryptocurrencies like Solana, Binance Coin (BNB), and Bitcoin. Given the current outlook, it is advised to avoid entering the market until XRP’s price settles near $2.20 or $2. The market often moves in cycles, with periods of rises, falls, and stable trading. However, no one can predict exactly how long these phases will last.
For further details, visit Wallet Investor’s XRP Price Prediction.
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