XRP activity slowed sharply as trading volumes dropped by 52% within 24 hours. According to CoinMarketCap, volumes fell to $1.06 billion, signaling reduced trader participation. The slowdown followed a familiar weekend pattern across the crypto market, where liquidity often thins.
According to CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn, Sundays typically show muted activity, with the previous weekend described as especially quiet. However, he also warned that volatility can emerge suddenly, urging market participants to stay prepared.
Alongside declining volumes, XRP price action remained under pressure. At the time of reporting, XRP traded at $1.81, reflecting a 1.15% daily decline. Over the past seven days, the asset lost 7.82%, driven by continued profit-taking and broader macro uncertainty. XRP has remained in a downtrend since reaching $2.41 earlier this year. Since that peak, the asset has recorded only limited gains, with most sessions closing lower.
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Importantly, XRP lost the $2 level, which aligns with the daily moving average 50. The asset has traded below this technical level since Jan. 19. Market participants now view this area as a key zone that must be reclaimed to signal a potential trend shift. If buyers manage to push XRP above the daily MA 50, price targets around $2.18 and $2.41 could come back into focus. On the downside, continued selling pressure may test support near $1.85.
While short-term market activity remains subdued, developments on the XRP Ledger could influence sentiment. Five fix amendments are scheduled for activation on the XRP Ledger mainnet this week. According to XRPSCAN data, these updates form part of XRPL version 3.0.0 and focus on improving network functionality. The amendments cover areas including automated market makers, token escrows, delivered amount calculations, price oracle orders, and clawback rounding.
These fixes aim to enhance network efficiency and address long-standing technical adjustments. Although such upgrades do not always produce immediate price reactions, they often shape longer-term confidence among developers and institutional participants. As a result, traders may closely monitor market behavior around the amendment activation window.
XRP currently sits at a crossroads, with declining volumes reflecting caution and upcoming protocol changes introducing potential catalysts. Market conditions remain sensitive, and despite low weekend activity, sudden shifts in volatility remain possible.
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