XRP fell more than 4% in 24 hours on Monday, trading around $1.37 as geopolitical tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran rattled risk assets globally.
XRP Price
Reports over the weekend said a joint US-Israel strike on Iran triggered a sharp sell-off across crypto markets. The timing — just after traditional financial markets closed — amplified the reaction.
Gold surged as capital moved toward safe havens, while crypto markets declined alongside other risk assets.
Exchange inflows don’t automatically mean selling. Tokens moved onto exchanges can also reflect liquidity repositioning, collateral management, or hedging activity during volatile periods.
Binance’s XRP reserves had been declining since October 2025. This past week’s inflow marks a modest reversal of that trend.
On the price chart, XRP is forming a bear pennant on the daily timeframe. This pattern typically forms after a sharp drop and resolves in the direction of the prior trend.
Source: TradingView
XRP has been consolidating in a tight range with lower highs pressing against support near $1.30–$1.35. The price sits below both its 50-day SMA (~$1.63) and 200-day SMA (~$2.26).
If XRP breaks below the pennant’s lower boundary, the measured-move target points to roughly $0.86 — about 35% lower from current levels.
Key resistance on the upside sits at $1.4080, the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the move from $1.4936 down to $1.2702. A close above that level could open the door to $1.42 and then $1.44.
Glassnode’s MVRV Extreme Deviation Bands show XRP drifting back toward its cost-basis zone. If weakness continues, the next key support level is the -$0.5σ band near $1.00.
That places $1.00 as the first major downside target, with $0.86 in focus if a bear pennant breakdown is confirmed.
At the time of writing, XRP was trading at $1.37 with exchange reserves ticking higher following the week’s large inflows.
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