XRP Shows Signs of Cooling Momentum as Buyers Lose Ground 

XRP is showing early signs of fading buyer momentum, according to market analyst Crypto Convicted, even as it continues to hold above key support levels. 

Data from CoinCodex shows the token trading at $1.46, up 2.18% over the past week, but order flow trends suggest a more cautious shift is building beneath the surface. 

One closely watched metric is the 30-day Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD), which had risen to around 0.58, signaling strong spot demand and suggesting XRP’s rally was backed by real buying pressure rather than speculation. At that point, sentiment was clearly strengthening as buyers consistently absorbed sell-side pressure. 

However, momentum appears to be shifting. XRP’s CVD has flipped negative, dropping to roughly -10.9 million, a sign that selling pressure is now overtaking buy-side demand. 

The divergence between steady price action and weakening order flow is beginning to raise concerns about the rally’s short-term strength. Although XRP continues to hold key support levels, the growing imbalance points to cooling demand and the possibility of liquidity gradually rotating out of the market. 

XRP at a Critical Inflection Point as $1.44 Support Holds Amid Tightening Wedge Pressure 

Despite fading buyer momentum, XRP continues to defend the critical $1.44 support zone, a level that has so far absorbed mounting sell pressure and prevented a sharper pullback. The resilience suggests underlying demand remains intact, even as aggressive buying activity cools.

Technically, XRP is still trading within a tightening symmetrical wedge, signaling that a larger move may be approaching. Market analysts are now focused on the $1.50 resistance level, where a decisive breakout could reignite bullish sentiment and confirm renewed upward momentum. 

Until then, XRP is likely to remain locked in consolidation, with the potential for heightened volatility in either direction.

Analysts warn that XRP is nearing a decisive inflection point as price action tightens between key support and resistance levels. Historically, extended periods of compression tend to trigger sharp breakouts, though the market has yet to signal a clear direction. 

With selling pressure gradually increasing and buyers showing reduced aggression, the risk of a near-term volatility surge is beginning to climb.

Overally, XRP remains stuck in a fragile equilibrium, holding support but lacking strong bullish momentum. Therefore, it remains to be seen whether buyers can re-enter with conviction or if mounting bearish pressure will ultimately drive the next major move.