XRP trades near the bottom of its hourly range, putting this support in focus as bulls look for a rebound toward $1.42 and higher resistance.
XRP has moved closer to the lower end of its hourly trading range, putting the $1.25 area in focus as a possible rebound zone.
With XRP now trading near $1.32, the chart leaves relatively little room before price reaches the support that has previously attracted buyers.
CoinMarketCap currently places XRP around $1.32, down roughly 4% over the past 24 hours. That means the market is now much closer to the bottom of the structure than to its upper resistance.
The one-hour chart divides XRP’s range into three important areas: support around $1.25, a middle pivot near $1.42, and an upper boundary around $1.60-$1.62.
$1.25 Is the Main XRP Support to Watch
The lower horizontal boundary sits around $1.25 and has already acted as support during an earlier sharp decline.
From the current price near $1.32, XRP would need to fall only about 5.5% to revisit this area.
That makes $1.25 the clearest level for buyers to defend if the latest decline continues. A reaction from this zone could establish another low inside the broader range and give XRP room to attempt a recovery.
The chart does not require XRP to touch exactly $1.25 before bouncing. Buyers could step in earlier, but the lower boundary provides the more established technical reference.
A decisive break below $1.25 would change the setup. Instead of rebounding inside the existing range, XRP would be moving beneath the floor that has contained previous selling pressure.
A Bounce First Needs to Recover $1.42
If $1.25 holds, $1.42 becomes the first meaningful upside test.
This level has repeatedly acted as both support and resistance during the recent price action. XRP traded around it several times before the latest leg lower, making it a natural midpoint for the range.
From $1.32, recovering $1.42 would require a gain of roughly 7%.
A move above this area would not yet constitute a breakout from the larger structure, but it would shift XRP back into the upper half of the range and show that buyers had regained some short-term control.
$1.60-$1.62 Remains the Bigger Resistance
The upper end of the hourly range sits around $1.60-$1.62.
XRP has previously approached this region only to reverse, establishing it as the stronger ceiling. From the current market price, reaching $1.60 would require an advance of roughly 21%.
The levels therefore create a straightforward roadmap: $1.25 is the main downside support, $1.42 is the first recovery hurdle, and $1.60-$1.62 remains the larger resistance zone.
For now, XRP is trading near $1.32, leaving the lower boundary as the more immediate concern. A successful defense of $1.25 could provide the base for a rebound toward $1.42, while losing that floor would invalidate the range structure and expose XRP to a deeper decline.