XRP Correction Continues With Analysts Warning of Further Decline

Ripple’s XRP has shed nearly 20% of its value over the past month, signaling a potential end to its recent rally.

Once expected to test the $4 threshold, the token now risks slipping under $2 as bearish sentiment strengthens and traders pull back from new positions.

Market analysts suggest the downturn reflects a broader cooling phase rather than a collapse. Price cycles in crypto – characterized by sharp surges followed by equally swift pullbacks – remain part of the ecosystem’s rhythm. Still, uncertainty around how long this downtrend will last has kept investors cautious.

Data from Wallet Investor projects further weakness ahead, with XRP possibly falling toward $2.2 in the coming weeks – roughly an 8% decline from current levels near $2.4. The outlook even points to a potential test of $2.07, where another wave of liquidations could deepen the sell-off.

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With capital rotating toward assets like Solana, BNB, and Bitcoin, XRP appears to have lost short-term momentum. Analysts advise waiting for a clearer bottom before re-entering, noting that more attractive entry points could emerge closer to the $2.2 or $2.0 range.

While XRP’s long-term prospects remain tied to Ripple’s ongoing adoption and ETF developments, the current market tone suggests patience may be the wiser move for now.

As of the time of writing, XRP is trading around $2.35, reflecting a modest overnight decline of approximately 6%.