XRP Fights to Hold $1.10 as Binance Sellers Take Control

XRP is battling to stay above $1.10 as the broader crypto market selloff deepens, according to CoinPedia. Binance data shows market sell orders are now outpacing market buy orders, leaving buyers on the back foot. The $1.10 zone has become the line in the sand, with the next major support near $0.99 if it cracks.

The Binance Cumulative Volume Delta reading sits at roughly -4.33 million XRP, per CoinPedia. CVD measures the gap between aggressive buying and aggressive selling, so a negative print means sellers are firing off more market orders than buyers. For comparison, the 30-day average CVD is around 0.70 million — a sharp turn from recent norms and a sign the aggressive selling has ramped up.

Price structure had already been wobbling. XRP was trading in the $1.10 to $1.20 range before renewed selling shoved it back toward $1.10 and below nearby support levels. That slide suggests buyers have lost their grip on the short-term trend.

Holding $1.10 could let XRP steady itself and attempt a climb back into its old range, CoinPedia notes. But a decisive break lower would weaken the structure further and open the door to the $0.99 region. A genuine bullish turn, the outlet adds, needs more than a brief bounce — XRP would have to reclaim its lost trading range and show a real pickup in buying before control shifts back.