The post XRP under threat of crashing to $2 as whales move over $250 million appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. XRP is showing growing signs of weakness from a technical perspective, even as whales moved $251.8 million of the asset. Notably, the cryptocurrency is currently settling around the $2.50 level after experiencing significant short-term capital outflows. Now, an outlook by prominent cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez suggests that XRP could find support at $2. In an X post on October 31, Martinez noted that XRP’s daily chart has formed a descending pattern, characterized by lower highs and lower lows, indicating a continuation of the downtrend. XRP price analysis chart. Source: Tradingview His outlook shows XRP slipping below mid-range resistance near $2.60, confirming a breakdown from a bearish continuation setup. If momentum persists, the asset could follow the projected path toward the $2 support, with a potential extension toward $1.90 if that level fails to hold. This concerning technical outlook comes as whales have executed significant transactions over the past 24 hours. On-chain data tracked by Whale Alert flagged several moves.  For instance, 74.5 million XRP (worth about $189.3 million) was transferred between two unknown wallets, while 20.9 million XRP ($52.4 million) moved to Coinbase, potentially signaling an intent to sell. Meanwhile, 4 million XRP (valued at $10.1 million) was locked in escrow at an unknown wallet, offering a minor counterbalance to the bearish flows. XRP price analysis By press time, XRP was trading at $2.50, up 0.5% in the past 24 hours, while the weekly performance shows a 3.5% decline. XRP seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold At the current price, XRP’s 50-day simple moving average (SMA) stands at $2.75, placing the spot price 8.4% below this short-term trendline, a bearish signal indicating weakened momentum and potential for further downside if support fails.  The 200-day SMA, at $2.64, offers a nearer floor just 4.4% beneath the current price, hinting at mild long-term… The post XRP under threat of crashing to $2 as whales move over $250 million appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. XRP is showing growing signs of weakness from a technical perspective, even as whales moved $251.8 million of the asset. Notably, the cryptocurrency is currently settling around the $2.50 level after experiencing significant short-term capital outflows. Now, an outlook by prominent cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez suggests that XRP could find support at $2. In an X post on October 31, Martinez noted that XRP’s daily chart has formed a descending pattern, characterized by lower highs and lower lows, indicating a continuation of the downtrend. XRP price analysis chart. Source: Tradingview His outlook shows XRP slipping below mid-range resistance near $2.60, confirming a breakdown from a bearish continuation setup. If momentum persists, the asset could follow the projected path toward the $2 support, with a potential extension toward $1.90 if that level fails to hold. This concerning technical outlook comes as whales have executed significant transactions over the past 24 hours. On-chain data tracked by Whale Alert flagged several moves.  For instance, 74.5 million XRP (worth about $189.3 million) was transferred between two unknown wallets, while 20.9 million XRP ($52.4 million) moved to Coinbase, potentially signaling an intent to sell. Meanwhile, 4 million XRP (valued at $10.1 million) was locked in escrow at an unknown wallet, offering a minor counterbalance to the bearish flows. XRP price analysis By press time, XRP was trading at $2.50, up 0.5% in the past 24 hours, while the weekly performance shows a 3.5% decline. XRP seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold At the current price, XRP’s 50-day simple moving average (SMA) stands at $2.75, placing the spot price 8.4% below this short-term trendline, a bearish signal indicating weakened momentum and potential for further downside if support fails.  The 200-day SMA, at $2.64, offers a nearer floor just 4.4% beneath the current price, hinting at mild long-term…