XRP falls 4% below $1.30 as bitcoin-led market weakness pulls down majors

XRP fell 4% below $1.30, hitting fresh 15-week lows after losing a key support zone. The breakdown came on the heaviest volume of the session, and exchange outflows have failed to offset persistent selling pressure. More than 25 million XRP moved off exchanges in recent days after the largest single-day inflow of 2025, suggesting some investors are accumulating into weakness.

Despite those outflows, XRP continues to track broader crypto sentiment closely, showing little evidence of asset-specific demand driving price higher. Over the 24-hour session, XRP dropped from $1.3109 to $1.2668, a 3.4% decline. The key breakdown occurred during the June 1 13:00 UTC session, when volume surged to 96.26 million and pushed price below support at $1.2960; a later recovery toward $1.2791 was quickly rebuffed by sellers.

The break below $1.30 removes a closely watched support level, and failed recovery attempts near $1.2730-$1.2750 suggest sellers remain active.

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