Overview
- Buyers repeatedly held the $2.40–$2.42 zone during volatile trade, with rebounds fading near $2.53, according to CoinDesk.
- Derivatives open interest dropped about 50% to roughly $4.22 billion, reflecting a sharp unwind in leveraged positions.
- Spot trading volume rose roughly 40%, which coverage interprets as possible institutional re-entry rather than a confirmed trend.
- Technical views highlight stiff resistance at the 200-day moving average near $2.72, with downside levels flagged at $2.33 and $2.25 and some analyses warning of a potential retest toward $2 if rejection persists.
- A TradingView analysis cited by NewsBTC notes a resistance zone at $2.70–$2.7266 and warns of a pullback toward $2.5050 if a breakout fails, while traders also track Ripple’s $200,000 Immunefi XRPL security test from Oct. 27 to Nov. 24 and approaching SEC decisions on spot XRP ETFs.