XRP Price Falls Below $1 as Analyst Flags Risk of $0.80
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XRP fell below $1 on Friday for the first time since August, trading at $0.9923 on Saturday after touching $0.9818, as leveraged long positions were liquidated. The token has lost about 16% in November after a 16.07% decline in October, extending a two-month slide. The break of the psychologically important $1 level matters because it signals weakening momentum and forced deleveraging among leveraged buyers. Analysts are now flagging $0.80 as the next downside risk if selling pressure persists. Traders will watch whether XRP can reclaim $1 and whether liquidation-driven volatility subsides in the coming sessions.
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