Buyers defended the session lows and pushed XRP back toward resistance, but muted overall volume left traders waiting for confirmation above $1.13-$1.14.
By Shaurya Malwa Jul 7, 2026, 4:46 a.m. 2 min readMake preferred on Share this articleMake preferred on
- XRP is holding above key support near $1.11 after a sharp drop, but repeated failures to clear the $1.14–$1.15 zone show its rebound lacks confirmed momentum.
- Spot XRP ETFs logged a ninth straight week of net inflows despite regulatory uncertainty, underscoring steady institutional interest even as the CLARITY Act faces delays.
- Traders are watching $1.1110 on the downside and $1.14–$1.15 on the upside, with a clean break above $1.15 opening room toward $1.17–$1.20 and a drop below $1.1110 refocusing attention on $1.08.
XRP is still trying to turn last week’s rebound into a cleaner breakout, but the move is struggling for follow-through. Buyers stepped in after a sharp drop toward $1.11 and drove the token back toward resistance, yet XRP failed to hold above the levels needed to confirm momentum. That leaves traders watching whether $1.13-$1.14 becomes support, or another ceiling.
News Background
• XRP spot ETFs recorded a ninth consecutive week of net inflows, adding $17.19 million despite broader regulatory uncertainty.
• The CLARITY Act faced delays after a scheduled Senate vote was canceled before the congressional recess, removing a near-term catalyst for digital assets.
• Analysts continue to watch XRP’s long-term descending trendline, with the $1.14-$1.18 zone seen as the next area bulls need to clear.
• Several technical analysts pointed to improving structures, including bullish divergence from the $1.02 lows and a potential Elliott Wave advance, but those setups still require confirmation above resistance.
Price Action Summary
• XRP traded near $1.1238 during the 24-hour session, holding above the $1.11 area after a volatile swing lower.
• The token underperformed CD5 by 143 basis points, showing the move was not strongly asset-specific.
• Volume ran 16.19% above the seven-day average, enough to show participation but not enough to confirm a clean breakout.
• The sharpest activity came near the session low around $1.1110, when volume reached 106.5 million XRP, about 129% above the 24-hour average.
• Buyers later pushed XRP toward $1.1507, but the move failed to hold near the upper end of the range.
Technical Analysis
• The key development is that XRP defended the $1.11 area, but failed to turn the rebound into a sustained move above $1.13-$1.14.
• The earlier breakout above $1.08 remains intact, but the next leg higher needs stronger volume through resistance.
• The rejection near $1.1507 shows sellers are still active around the same zone that capped recent recovery attempts.
• The hourly structure weakened after XRP failed near $1.1308 and slipped back toward $1.1249, leaving a lower-high pattern intraday.
• XRP remains in a consolidation phase between support near $1.11 and resistance near $1.14-$1.15.
What traders should watch
• $1.1110 is the key downside level after buyers defended it during the session.
• $1.1249-$1.1270 is the immediate support zone after the latest intraday pullback.
• $1.1308-$1.1325 is the first resistance area bulls need to reclaim.
• $1.14-$1.15 remains the bigger test after repeated failures near that zone.
• A clean move above $1.15 would shift attention toward $1.17-$1.20, while a break below $1.1110 would weaken the recent recovery and put $1.08 back in focus.
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