XRP Dives into Stop-Loss Mayhem as SOPR Falls Below 1.0

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XRP has slid deeper into a loss‑driven phase, with selling grabbing speed in both the spot market and the derivatives carnival, as if the coin just remembered it’s not a heroic saga but a rather damp Tuesday.

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After multiple unsuccessful attempts to stay above the mid-band, the price has been pushed toward the lower Bollinger Band, indicating that volatility is settling to the downside rather than creating a stable range.

There is currently no confirmed bullish divergence, and the daily relative strength index is still below neutral, indicating weak momentum.

Volume behavior lends more credence to this view. Although there hasn’t been a noticeable capitulation spike, increased selling has been observed on down days, suggesting steady stop-loss activity as opposed to panic selling.

Previously a strong support area, the $1.45-$1.50 range is now being retested with a notably weaker buyer response. Attempts to reclaim previous breakdown levels were quickly rejected, indicating strong overhead supply.

If selling pressure remains high, the price could move toward the $1.35-$1.30 support zone, where buyers had stepped in during late 2024. A daily close below $1.30 would make a deeper decline toward $1.20 more likely, a level where longer-term demand has previously been seen.

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2026-02-10 09:46