XRP trades under $1 as Saturday prices test the August low
XRP traded below $1 on 13 November for the first time since August, then printed lower prices into Saturday. Venue readings differ on the August low, while ETF outflows and liquidations accompanied the slide.
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Key points
- On Friday 13 November, XRP traded under $1 for the first time since August, The Crypto Times and Yahoo Finance reported.
- The Crypto Times put Friday's session low near $0.9967, with the price later back between $1.02 and $1.04 and no daily close under $1 that day.
- CoinTicker said Bitstamp reached $0.98336 early on Saturday, under a 14 August low of $0.98524, and called that the weakest level since November 2024.
- The Crypto Times said market value fell to $65.2 billion, liquidations totalled $16.9 million, and US spot XRP ETFs had $19.1 million of net outflows.
- One analyst cited by The Crypto Times said daily closes under $0.99 would indicate a further fall of 19% to $0.80.
A Friday dip under $1
The Crypto Times reported that on Friday 13 November XRP moved under $1 for the first time since August. It put the session low near $0.9967. Buyers then lifted the price into a band of $1.02 to $1.04. The same report said the token did not finish that day with a close under $1.
Yahoo Finance, carrying a 99Bitcoins report, also said the token went under $1 that Friday for the first time since August. It recorded a touch of $0.9975 on Binance. Within hours, it said, XRP was back at $1.0303, 1.6% lower on the day. The same account said XRP remained 13% down on the week, and tied the move to forced selling that hit leveraged traders across crypto markets.
The Friday lows in the two reports sit close together but are not the same figure: near $0.9967 in The Crypto Times, and $0.9975 on Binance in the Yahoo Finance article.
Saturday prices and the August low
The Crypto Times said a Saturday print of $0.9932 was a fresh low for the move. That reading sat near the 2026 floor of roughly $0.986 from 14 August.
CoinTicker reported a lower Bitstamp trade in the same overnight window. Bitstamp's low, timed at roughly 3 a.m. Central European Time, was $0.98336. It put the earlier low of the year, also dated 14 August, at $0.98524. On those figures the Bitstamp trade was under the August mark, and CoinTicker described XRP as at its weakest since November 2024. Early on Saturday morning, it said, CoinGecko showed XRP at $0.9937.
Yahoo Finance set a different test for the November 2024 comparison. It said XRP would stand at its lowest since that month only if a daily close came in under $0.9862.
CoinTicker also said that on Bitstamp, from 5 November to 13 November, XRP finished each of nine consecutive sessions below the price at which it opened.
Market value, ETFs and wallets
As the price went under $1, The Crypto Times said XRP's market capitalisation stood at $65.2 billion. It said that move brought $16.9 million of liquidations. The same report said US spot XRP ETFs recorded $19.1 million of net outflows, and that assets in those funds fell to about $1.14 billion.
Yahoo Finance reported a separate on-chain observation. Santiment, an on-chain data firm, noted a rise in the count of wallets with 10,000 XRP or more during the price decline.
The $0.80 level cited by an analyst
The Crypto Times said some analysts had warned of a further fall to $0.80. It set out one analyst's condition in more detail: if the price breaks $0.99 and daily closes confirm that break, the case is for another 19% decline, taking XRP to $0.80.
What happens next
The next markers in the reports are closes, not a timetable. The analyst cited by The Crypto Times tied a possible move to $0.80 to daily closes that remain under $0.99. Yahoo Finance said a close under $0.9862 would put XRP at its lowest since November 2024. CoinTicker's Bitstamp figure of $0.98336 already sits under the August low it recorded, while The Crypto Times still placed Saturday's $0.9932 near, rather than through, a floor of about $0.986.
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