Why is XRP price down today?
11 Marzo 2025 - 9:12AM
Cointelegraph


XRP (XRP) mirrors the bearishness in
the cryptocurrency market on March 11, with its price down
approximately 7.50% in the last 24 hours to $2.08. At its intraday
low, it was trading for $1.90.
XRP/USD daily price chart. Source: TradingView
Key catalysts driving the XRP prices lower today, include:
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Heightening US recession fears.
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US President Donald Trump’s digital asset stockpile letdown.
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A textbook bearish technical setup.
XRP/USD four-hour price chart. Source:
TradingView
US recession fears hurt XRP price
Escalating concerns over a potential US economic slowdown have
dampened investor sentiment across financial markets, hurting XRP
and the broader cryptocurrency sector.
Key points:
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Crypto and tech stocks saw a large sell-off on March 10 due to
rising US recession fears.
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JPMorgan
raised the US recession risk to 40%, up from 30% at the start
of 2025, citing extreme US policies as a key risk.
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The Trump administration’s recent imposition of tariffs on
imports from Mexico, Canada, and China has heightened fears of a
global trade war.
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President Trump’s acknowledgment of a
potential recession during a "period of transition" has further
unsettled investors.
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Goldman Sachs has also increased its 12-month recession
probability to 20%, up from 15%, warning that the forecast could
rise if Trump maintains current policies.
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The Nasdaq E-Mini Futures has dropped by nearly 6% over the past
week, coinciding with a 1.18% plunge in the 10-year Treasury note
yields.
Nasdaq Futures, US dollar index, US 10-year Treasury note
yield, and TOTAL crypto market cap daily five-day performance.
Source: TradingView
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The US dollar index dipped 1.88% in the same period, while the
combined market cap of cryptocurrencies has fallen by 8.85%.
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On the other hand, the Euro and Japanese Yen are rising.
EUR/USD and JPY/USD daily price chart. Source:
TradingView
White House Crypto Summit fails to impress XRP bulls
XRP's price took a sharp hit following the White House’s
inaugural Crypto Summit on March 7, as hopes for its inclusion in a
US strategic crypto reserve were
swiftly dashed.
Key takeaways:
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Initial excitement faded after President Donald Trump’s team
clarified that Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, and XRP were used as
illustrative examples, not official selections for the US
reserve.
Related:
Crypto ETPs see 4th straight week of outflows, totaling
$876M — CoinShares
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Trump’s crypto strategy favors altcoin reserves but excludes new
purchases, limiting XRP’s chances of institutional
accumulation.
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No evidence exists that the US government holds
XRP, further diminishing investor optimism.
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Conversely, Bitcoin remains the clear winner, with the US
government
holding approximately $17.7 billion in BTC, reinforcing its
dominance.
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The XRP/BTC pair has dropped by 15% in the past two weeks while
consolidating within a historical distribution zone.
XRP/BTC two-week price chart. Source: TradingView
XRP risks 45% crash ahead
XRP’s price decline today is furthermore a part of its
prevailing head-and-shoulders pattern.
Key points:
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An H&S pattern forms when the price forms three consecutive
highs, with the middle peak (head) higher than the other two
(shoulders).
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As a technical rule, the pattern resolves when the price breaks
below its common support (neckline) and falls by as much as the
pattern’s maximum height.
XRP/USD three-day price chart. Source: TradingView
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As of March 10, XRP had formed what appears to be the H&S
pattern’s right shoulder and was heading toward the neckline
support at around $2.
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A decisive breakdown below the support level could send the XRP
price toward $1.11 by April, down by over 45% from the current
prices.
Can XRP resume its bull run?
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A rebound from $2 neckline support could delay or invalidate the
H&S pattern.
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Interestingly, the level aligns with two other support levels:
the lower trendline of XRP’s prevailing symmetrical triangle
pattern and the 50-3D EMA.
XRP/USD three-day price chart. Source: TradingView
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A bounce, followed by a decisive close above the triangle’s
upper trendline, could trigger a breakout scenario toward
$3.44.
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The upside target is measured after adding the triangle’s
maximum height to the breakout point (considered to be at the
triangle’s apex point at $2.05).
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