XRP Can't Stop Running Into the Same $1.25 Wall: A Support Level Group Chat 🍋

XRP slid back below $1.20 on June 18 after a brief push above $1.22 ran into heavy selling, with buyers stepping in near $1.18 to preserve last week's breakout from the $1.11–$1.15 demand zone. The token fell from $1.2170 to $1.1869 during the 24-hour session, a 2.5% decline, after volume surged to 128.7 million XRP during the June 17 19:00 UTC session, more than double normal levels, breaking support at $1.20. The token later found buyers near $1.1750 and recovered modestly into the close, holding above the session low of $1.1747.

The selling resumed the following day, June 19, when XRP fell 3.4% from $1.1873 to $1.1465 after a volume spike of roughly 170% above average around 15:00 UTC sent volume to 134.2 million XRP and pushed price through support at $1.1550. Buyers emerged near $1.13 and lifted XRP back toward $1.15 into the close, but the rebound failed to reclaim the broken level. The decline marked another failed attempt to clear a long-running descending trendline near $1.25 that has capped every recovery attempt for months and left the token trading within a year-long symmetrical triangle between support near $1.10 and resistance around $1.25.

By June 22, XRP had slipped briefly below $1.14 support before rebounding toward $1.15 within hours. The token fell from $1.1451 to $1.1383 during the 24-hour session, a decline of roughly 0.6%, after volume surged to 85.8 million XRP around 21:00 UTC and pushed price to a session low near $1.1213. Buyers absorbed the move and drove XRP back toward $1.148, recovering most of the breakdown before consolidation set in. The failure to hold below $1.13 suggested buyers remain active inside the broader $1.10–$1.15 support zone, while the rebound stalled near $1.147–$1.149, reinforcing that area as short-term resistance.

Underlying on-chain activity has offered a different signal. According to DefiLlama, the total value locked on the XRP Ledger has fallen to roughly $39 million from a peak of nearly $120 million in July 2025, a decline of about 67% in less than a year. Stablecoin supply on XRPL, however, recently hit a new all-time high of $785 million, rising more than 2% over the past week with roughly $17 million in net inflows. Over the past 90 days, XRP Ledger has attracted $1.9 billion in net real-world asset inflows, outperforming every major blockchain tracked, while XRP ETF flows have remained positive with roughly $150 million in net inflows over the past 60 days, according to SoSoValue.

Traders are now watching $1.13–$1.14 as the immediate battleground after absorbing the latest wave of selling, with $1.15 as the first hurdle for bulls and resistance clustered between $1.17 and $1.25. A sustained break outside the broader $1.10 to $1.30 range would likely provide the first clear directional signal XRP has produced in weeks.