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XRP is under immense pressure again. After hitting a high of $3.63 last month, the token has now dropped below the key $3 level, a 6% decline in just a few weeks. Meanwhile, a Popular crypto analyst, Ali Martinez, has pointed out several warning signs that suggest the drop may not be over yet.
Will XRP see more drops ahead?
Ali Martinez Warns of Deeper Trouble Ahead
According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, several warning signals are appearing that could mean a bigger drop is coming.
One key signal is from the Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential indicator, which recently flashed a sell signal on XRP’s 3-day chart. This alert showed up right at the recent price peak, just before XRP started falling.
Traders often see this as an early sign of a deeper correction, and so far, that seems to be happening.
Weak Support Below Current Price
For a long time, the $3 price level has acted as a support zone for XRP. But fresh on-chain data shows that safety nets are getting thinner. The next soft cushion sits around $2.80, but it’s not expected to hold if selling pressure increases.
The stronger, more reliable support lies further down, below $2.48. If XRP drops to that level, it could mark a much steeper correction.
Death Cross on MVRV Ratio
Another warning comes from the MVRV ratio, a key on-chain metric comparing market value to realized value. This ratio just flashed a “death cross,” a term traders use when momentum flips sharply negative.
It’s often seen as a sign that the market is entering a bearish phase, and that more pain could follow.
Whale Activity Adds Selling Pressure
One of the more worrying signs comes from whale activity. Large holders have dumped over 720 million XRP tokens recently. This kind of offloading by major investors often creates added pressure on the market.
It can also shake retail investor confidence, leading to even more selling pressure.
As of now, the XRP price is trading around $2.93, reflecting a drop of 3% seen in the last 24 hours, with a market cap hitting $5.42 billion.