【Crypto World】XRP’s performance in the past few days has been quite interesting—price dropped 4.1% to $1.97, appearing sluggish, but trading volume surged 158% in 24 hours, reaching $3.62 billion. Behind this contradiction is actually the impact of US tariff expectations. The market is shrouded in selling pressure, and the total liquidation amount in the crypto ecosystem is approaching $878 million.
What’s more heartbreaking is that XRP has been declining for 12 out of the last 13 days, and the current price is close to the $1.82 low set in early January. If it breaks further downward, it will depend on whether new support can be found. In this volatile environment, the surge in trading volume somewhat reflects market concerns about the price trend—some are rushing to buy, while others are fleeing.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 5h ago
Trading volume up 158%, but the price actually drops. This is called "volume divergence," indicating that there are indeed some bottom-fishers... or it's just panic selling. Anyway, these past two days, XRP looks like it's performing an art performance.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 5h ago
Trading volume surges by 158% but prices still fall? This is what you call smart money cutting the leeks. Down for 12 out of 13 days, if XRP really falls below 1.82, there's no bottom left.
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TokenAlchemist
· 5h ago
volume spike without price appreciation? classic inefficiency vector tbh... market's just liquidating weak hands while smart money's probably already positioning for the bounce. that 1.82 support is gonna be *critical* — if we see a breakdown there, the cascade dynamics could get pretty nasty ngl.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 6h ago
Trading volume surging but price still falling? That's a classic sign of distribution, with the big players dumping.
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$1.97 is about to hit a new low again, it seems XRP needs to break below 1.82 to stop the bleeding.
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Despite the heavy selling pressure, trading volume is exploding, indicating retail investors are buying the dip. I don't think this looks good.
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Tariff expectations are causing market panic, but XRP seems to be getting hammered especially hard. There might be some issues with this coin.
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Is it a rush to buy the dip or a scramble to escape? Judging by the trading volume, I bet the big players are dumping.
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Another technical breakdown combined with rising volume—this is a death trap. This kind of market is most likely to wipe out retail investors.
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$1.97 is probably just the appetizer; the real support should be lower. Continuing to be bearish.
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13 days down, 12 days of decline—are you still confident in analyzing? Just admit defeat and don't wait until 1.82 breaks to regret.
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EthMaximalist
· 6h ago
Trading volume surges but the price drops? That's a bottom signal, it's time to buy the dip.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 6h ago
Trading volume surged by 158% but the price still dropped, this is a typical panic sell-off... Once tariff expectations arose, all coins had to be sacrificed, and XRP was caught in the crossfire.
XRP trading volume surges by 158%, but the price drops to $1.97—what is the market playing at?
【Crypto World】XRP’s performance in the past few days has been quite interesting—price dropped 4.1% to $1.97, appearing sluggish, but trading volume surged 158% in 24 hours, reaching $3.62 billion. Behind this contradiction is actually the impact of US tariff expectations. The market is shrouded in selling pressure, and the total liquidation amount in the crypto ecosystem is approaching $878 million.
What’s more heartbreaking is that XRP has been declining for 12 out of the last 13 days, and the current price is close to the $1.82 low set in early January. If it breaks further downward, it will depend on whether new support can be found. In this volatile environment, the surge in trading volume somewhat reflects market concerns about the price trend—some are rushing to buy, while others are fleeing.