XRP price analysis: How low can XRP go If Bitcoin dips to $50,000?
Bitcoin's potential drop to $50,000 raises questions for XRP. Explore our technical analysis, price predictions, and potential scenarios for XRP's future.
Bitcoin's potential drop to $50,000 raises questions for XRP. Explore our technical analysis, price predictions, and potential scenarios for XRP's future.
Selling pressure shows no signs of easing on the leading cryptocurrency. Currently trading around $64,800, Bitcoin has recorded a significant drop of approximately 8% over the past 24 hours. Risk appetite has considerably diminished, exacerbated by an acceleration of capital outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs.
The market structure has deteriorated. After losing the psychological level of $70,000, BTC is now testing the strength of its intermediate support levels. If the current zone of $60,000 – $64,000 gives way, the path would be technically clear for a brutal drop toward the critical level of $52,000. This threshold, identified by numerous on-chain data as an ultimate bulwark, could define the trend for months to come.
XRP has not been spared by the wave of liquidations. Trading at around $1.30, Ripple’s token shows a 6% gain on the day and 15% since its low of $1.12. Contrary to the hopes of some investors who saw XRP as a potential safe haven thanks to its recent legal developments, the correlation with BTC remains strong during periods of intense stress.

Technically, XRP has broken several local support levels. The loss of the $1.50 zone opened the door to this deep retracement. If the scenario of Bitcoin at $50,000 materializes, it’s unlikely that XRP will hold its current levels. We must now monitor the $1.00 – $1.10 zone as the next major institutional support.
However, some observers note that XRP’s underlying structure could offer a more dynamic rebound if the market stabilizes. But for now, claiming that XRP is “better positioned” than BTC remains a risky bet.
Two main trajectories are emerging for the coming days:
Caution is warranted. Current selling volumes suggest that “whales” have not yet entered a phase of massive accumulation, preferring to wait for more attractive price levels.
With a market in full correction, the temptation to buy the dip is strong, but the risk of “catching the knife” is real. The $55,000 zone for Bitcoin represents a historic opportunity for long-term investors, but in the short term, volatility risks liquidating leveraged positions.
For XRP, the key will lie in its ability to maintain the psychological threshold of $1. A weekly close below this level would invalidate the medium-term bullish structure. Savvy traders will wait for a clear reversal signal or Bitcoin stabilization before exposing themselves again.
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