XRP has become the worst-performing asset among CoinMarketCap’s top 10 over the past 24 hours, falling 6.06% to $1.09 as selling pressure continues across the crypto market.
CoinMarketCap data places XRP at No. 6 with a market capitalization of approximately $69.46 billion and 24-hour trading volume of $2.24 billion.
The latest decline has also pushed XRP’s seven-day loss to 12.49%, extending the weakness that began after price failed to maintain higher support earlier this month.
The decline stands out even within an otherwise weak large-cap market.
XRP Falls More Than Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana
Bitcoin was down 1.94% over 24 hours at approximately $74,258, while Ethereum fell 5.06% to $2,119.
Among the other top-ranked assets, BNB declined 2.21%, Solana lost 3.22%, TRON fell 1.07%, Zcash dropped 3.61%, and Hyperliquid was down 4.13%.
XRP’s 6.06% decline was therefore the steepest among the top 10 assets in the CoinMarketCap snapshot.
The difference becomes even more noticeable over seven days. XRP has lost 12.49%, compared with Bitcoin’s 4.90% and Ethereum’s 7.12%.
XRP Is Now Testing the $1.10 Region
The move to $1.09 puts XRP directly at a support region that has been developing for several weeks.
The Crypto Basic previously identified the $1.10-$1.29 range as an important XRP support structure.
That downside scenario became increasingly relevant after XRP lost $1.26, with the $1.125-$1.10 region emerging as the next important test.
Price has now reached that area. The $1.09 reading also places XRP just above the psychological $1 level, which has not been sustainably tested since the August recovery.
Losing $1.10 Would Put $1 Back in Focus
XRP recently slipped beneath its shorter-term range and entered a deviation structure extending toward lower support. That setup placed approximately $1.14 and $1.10 in focus before the $1 region.
The latest decline has now moved through the first of those levels. From $1.09, a move to $1 would represent another decline of approximately 8.3%.
A break below $1 would be more significant because the level represents both a major psychological threshold and the area from which XRP launched its strong August recovery.
The derivatives market could add further volatility. Recent positioning showed substantial modeled long-liquidation exposure below spot, meaning continued downside could force additional leveraged positions to close.
However, the immediate price test comes first. XRP now needs to hold the $1.09-$1.10 region to prevent the current decline from extending toward $1. On the upside, recovering the $1.18-$1.20 area would be the first step toward repairing the short-term structure after the latest sell-off.