Ripple’s $XRP has taken one of the hardest hits in the ongoing crypto selloff, plunging nearly 17% in the last 24 hours to around $2.34. The drop followed Bitcoin’s fall from $120K to $111K and Ethereum’s tumble below $4K, as panic spread through global markets following Trump’s 100% tariff announcement on China, effective November 1st.
XRP/USD 1-day chart - TradingView
The rapid selloff wiped out billions from XRP’s market capitalization and triggered widespread liquidations across derivatives exchanges.
As shown in the above chart, XRP just suffered a technical breakdown after losing the crucial support zone near $2.75 and plunging below both the 50-day SMA ($2.91) and 200-day SMA ($2.57).
Key observations:
This move marks the largest single-day loss for XRP since early 2024, pushing it below long-held moving averages and signaling potential for more downside if market sentiment stays negative.
The entire crypto market is reeling from Trump’s 100% tariff announcement on all Chinese imports starting November 1st.
This move triggered a wave of risk-off sentiment across global markets, sending investors into cash and stable assets.
Analysts say that this kind of macro-driven crash often leads to short-term panic, followed by selective recovery once markets stabilize.
Exchange data shows that major outflows from Binance and Coinbase accelerated during the crash, particularly for XRP and ETH.
Several on-chain trackers noted rapid transfers of XRP from cold wallets to exchanges, signaling mass liquidations.
While some traders suspect market manipulation by large players, others argue this was a liquidity-driven correction amplified by macro fear and stop-loss cascades.
If XRP fails to hold above $2.20, the next key support lies at $1.80, a level not tested since mid-2024.
However, if bulls manage to reclaim $2.75, a short-term rebound toward $3.00–$3.10 could be possible.