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$GRVT Crypto markets came under fresh pressure on Thursday morning. $XRP was caught in the sell-off as it briefly slipped below $1.3 before clawing its way back above that level. Fresh data suggests that woes for the crypto asset may not be over in the short term, but the broader picture remains strong. Possible Bottom? $XRP could see another dip before making a stronger recovery, according to Ali Martinez. The token appears to be moving within a parallel channel on the hourly chart. The analyst is watching the $1.25 level for a potential buying opportunity. If $XRP bounces from there, the price could climb toward $1.42. A stronger move could push it toward the channel’s upper boundary at $1.6. Separately, Martinez flagged multiple buy signals on $XRP’s chart, which hinted that a local bottom could be forming. The token has flashed a Sequential 13, followed by a TD 9 and an Aggressive 13. ChartNerd, meanwhile, identified $1.5 as the level $XRP needs to clear for a stronger move higher. A break could put $1.8 and $2 in focus. On the institutional front, US-listed spot $XRP ETFs attracted $740,410 on October 14 after three consecutive days of zero net flows. Bitwise’s fund was the sole beneficiary. So far this month, the ETFs have pulled in $12.8 million. Zooming Out Ripple is expanding its Wall Street presence, with Ripple Prime now offering swap financing for leveraged ETF strategies through its prime brokerage platform. The move comes after an expanded partnership with hedge fund manager Brevan Howard, which aims to broaden services for hedge funds and investment managers. Meanwhile, Standard Chartered has launched custody support for Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin through its DIFC branch in Dubai, which added another institutional link through its partnership with LMAX Group. You may also like: Important Ripple News and $XRP Price Update: October 15 $XRP Whales Are Making a Bigger Mark on Binance as Outflow Gap Nears August Levels ETH Becomes the Crowd Favorite as BTC Slides and $XRP Struggles Additionally, $XRP treasury firm Evernorth also made its Nasdaq debut on October 12 following a merger with Armada Acquisition Corp. II. The company holds around 473 million $XRP and has named Ripple, Kraken, Coinbase, and BitGo as execution partners. The group plans to help deploy Evernorth’s crypto holdings into institutional strategies starting in the fourth quarter of 2026.

My Prediction For Next 6-12 Months: $BTC: $140K-$180K $ETH: $5K-$8K $BNB: $1500-$2500 $SOL: $300-$500 $XRP: $2-$4 $DOGE: $0.60-$1 $NEAR: $24-$30 $DOT: $20-$80 $TIA: $7-$11 $APT: $30-$50 $DOLO: $2-$0.5 $SUI: $4-$7 $MET: $4-$7 $PNUT: $3-$5 $STRK: $0.5-$0.8 $LINK: $40-$80 $AVAX: $50-$100 $MEGA: $0.5-$0.09 $AVNT: $3-$5 $CORE: $5-$15 $MANTA: $3-$10 $AERO: $5-$7 $HUMA: $0.3-$0.5 $ZAMA: $04-$0.6 $ASTER: $5-$8 $MORPHO: 6-10 👇Did I Miss Any ?

$GRVT $XRP trades at $1.34, and the chart has reached a critical point. The 50-day average, shown in blue, sits near $1.39. The 200-day average, in black, is just beneath it at about $1.38. The gap between them is tiny. If the blue line slips below the black one, the death cross is complete. $XRP drops down This signal has an ominous name, but it is slow. It reacts to price that has already fallen. $XRP dropped from $1.66 in late September to $1.34 now, and that decline is what pulled the 50-day line down. The cross would therefore confirm a move that has already happened, not predict a new one. Still, many traders watch it, and headlines can add selling pressure. Price is also sitting at the orange line near $1.34. This line has held $XRP up since the August jump. Over the past few days, sellers pushed below it, but buyers brought price back. The wick down to about $1.28 shows that dip buyers are active. Today's small green candle is a first sign of defense, although it is not strong. Are sellers on the edge? The RSI is near 40, which means sellers have the edge, but the market is not yet oversold. Volume has also dried up compared with August and September. Low volume on a drop can suggest sellers are tired. It can also suggest that no one is interested in buying. Without a spike in volume, a clean reversal is hard to trust. The cross will most likely finalize if $XRP closes below the orange line and the $1.28 low. In that case, the next area to watch is $1.25, where price bounced in mid-September, followed by the $1.15 to $1.20 zone. Selling could accelerate there because the moving averages would all point down. A different path exists. If $XRP closes above $1.40, it would climb back over the blue and black lines at the same time. That would stop the 50-day line from falling and cancel the cross for now. Bulls could then aim for $1.45 and the green line, and later $1.55. My view is that the cross is more likely than not, because the averages are already touching and price is below them. But the orange support has not broken yet. A few daily closes will decide the matter. Until then, the setup is a coin flip with a slight tilt to the downside.

$GRVT About 97% of tracked $XRP net-long exposure was entered above spot, with the largest bullish positioning cluster sitting around the $1.40 region. $XRP’s positioning map shows an unusual imbalance around current prices: roughly 97% of the tracked net-long exposure was opened above the $1.31 spot level used in the snapshot. That leaves most of the bullish side of the distribution carrying higher entry prices as $XRP trades below the levels where those positions were established. Coinbase Markets highlighted the distribution using Glassnode’s net entry-price data, which groups open positioning according to average entry price. Positive blue bars represent net-long notional, while negative gray bars represent net-short positioning. $XRP entry-price distribution shows roughly 97% of tracked net-long exposure above the $1.31 spot reference, with the largest long cluster around $1.39-$1.40. Heavy net-short positioning is concentrated near $1.49-$1.50. Source: Coinbase Markets/Glassnode. $XRP remains close to the snapshot level, trading around $1.33 today. Most Tracked $XRP Long Exposure Sits Above Spot The striking feature is not simply that longs exist above the current price. It is how heavily they are concentrated there. Only a small portion of the positive net positioning appears at or below the $1.31 spot reference. Most of the blue bars sit between roughly $1.35 and $1.55, meaning those entry-price groups were above water only when $XRP traded at higher levels. The 97% figure should not be read as saying 97% of every $XRP long position in the market is losing money. The chart measures tracked net-long notional after long and short exposure has been netted within each entry-price bucket. That distinction matters when interpreting the data. $1.40 Holds the Largest Long Concentration The most important bullish cluster appears around the $1.39-$1.40 region, where the chart shows its largest positive bar. This makes the area worth watching if $XRP rebounds. Traders positioned there face several choices. Some could add exposure at lower prices, potentially contributing fresh demand. Others could use a recovery toward their entry price to reduce or close positions after spending time underwater. The data does not tell us which response will dominate. That means $1.40 should not automatically be labeled confirmed resistance simply because many longs entered there. What matters is how those positions behave if price returns to the area. A sustained move through $1.40 would also bring $XRP closer to other smaller long clusters around $1.44-$1.47. Heavy $XRP Shorts Sit Near $1.49-$1.50 The other side of the chart is just as important. Substantial net-short exposure appears at higher entry prices, with particularly large negative bars clustered around $1.48-$1.51. The deepest short bar on the graphic sits close to $1.49, representing more than $20 million in net notional. Those positions are currently better placed than the longs because $XRP remains below their average entry prices. But they could also become relevant during a stronger recovery. If $XRP moves back toward $1.50, short holders would have to decide whether to maintain exposure, add to positions or close trades. Short covering, if it occurred in size, could add buying pressure. Again, the distribution alone cannot establish that such covering will happen. Positioning Makes the Next Rebound More Important The chart therefore shows two layers above $XRP. First comes the large net-long concentration around $1.40. Beyond that sits a much heavier block of net-short positioning around $1.49-$1.50. How $XRP trades through those areas could reveal whether the market is absorbing underwater long exposure or encountering renewed selling. For now, the clearest takeaway is narrower: almost all tracked net-long exposure in this distribution was entered above the $1.31 snapshot price, while the largest concentration sits near $1.40. That makes any rebound through the mid-$1.30s an important test of how existing positioning responds.