XRP held above $1.10 on June 11 after a volatile session, trading near $1.12 with 24-hour volume around $1.94 billion. The token gained 0.72% on the day but remained down 4.47% over the past week and 23.86% over the past month. Its market cap sat near $69.2 billion, keeping it ranked sixth by total market value.
XRP Price
The price action shows buyers defended the $1.10 zone following last week’s sharp decline. That level now acts as the key short-term support, sitting close to the most recent breakdown low.
Analyst Ali Charts posted on X that the TD Sequential indicator printed a buy signal on XRP’s 3-day chart. According to the analyst, a high-timeframe signal like this has historically led to a one-to-four candlestick rebound, offering short-term relief after recent market compression.
XRP briefly pushed above $1.12 during late-session trading on stronger volume. Earlier in the day it hovered near $1.11, where buyers tried to build a base.
The $1.12–$1.13 zone is the first resistance area traders are watching. A close above $1.13 on higher volume could open the door to $1.18 and then $1.2380. If XRP drops below $1.10, the next levels to watch are $1.09 and the lower Bollinger Band near $1.04.
One technical chart shared on X by analyst RWA_Investor lays out a possible three-wave recovery structure from the recent low near $1.07. The setup shows Wave A pushing toward $1.94, followed by a Wave B pullback to around $1.46, and a final Wave C targeting a zone between $2.39 and $3.11.
Wave B pulling back to $1.46 would not be a bearish sign, according to the chart. It would be a normal shakeout before the strongest leg of the move.
A break and close above $3.10 would suggest that XRP’s macro bottom is already in at the $1.05 area. If the recovery stalls below the upper target band, analysts have pointed to a possible revisit of the $0.75–$1.00 range as an alternate downside scenario.
XRP-linked investment products saw $1.19 million in daily net inflows according to SoSoValue data, with total net assets near $948.98 million. The inflows are a mild positive but assets remain below earlier highs.
Source: SoSoValue
Open interest stayed near cycle lows, suggesting traders are not yet building strong directional positions. Volume is picking up, but the market appears to be moving in short-term trades rather than steady trend-following.
The daily chart remains in a downtrend from January highs above $2.30. XRP consolidated between March and May before breaking lower in June. The middle Bollinger Band at $1.2380 is the level bulls need to reclaim to suggest a more durable recovery is forming.
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