TLDR
- XRP dipped to an intraday low of $0.9967 on Nov. 13, its first trade under $1 since August.
- Exchange balances rose by 335.76 million XRP over three months.
- U.S. spot XRP ETFs have logged no inflows since Oct. 29.
- Analysts are watching $0.99 as the key support, with $0.80 as the downside level.
- Traders want a close above $0.99, and the August low of $0.9852 sits just below.
XRP slipped below $1 on Friday, Nov. 13, for the first time since August. The token touched an intraday low of $0.9967 before bouncing back toward $1.02.
At the time of writing, XRP traded near $1.01, down 0.8% on the day. Trading volume rose 26% to $2.46 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. The jump in volume appears to reflect selling.
The pullback came as the wider crypto market sold off. Bitcoin fell 6.7% to around $68,800. Liquidations across crypto reached $727 million over 24 hours on Nov. 12.
Inflation data added to the pressure on risk assets. U.S. producer prices rose 6.5% from a year earlier in the latest PPI report. Fears of a rate hike have followed.
Trader ChartNerd shared an XRP chart on X with a short question: what if it is this simple? The post appeared as the token tested the $1 area for the first time in three months.
What if it's this simple? $XRP 🤷♂️ https://t.co/v2C2DMJGMV pic.twitter.com/Yb7BLctFew
— 🇬🇧 ChartNerd 📊 (@ChartNerdTA) November 14, 2026
Exchange Balances and ETF Flows Show Cooling Demand
Exchange balances for XRP rose by 335.76 million coins over three months, based on CoinGlass data. Most of the increase came in October. That month also saw a sharp drop in both XRP and the broader market.
XRP has recorded only 14 days of spot inflows since Oct. 1. On every other day, sellers held the upper hand. A drop in exchange balances would be needed to ease that pressure.
Spot XRP ETFs have not logged an inflow since Oct. 29, per SoSoValue. They have posted $18.57 million in outflows so far in November. If that pace holds, November could become the weakest month for the funds since launch.
About $18 million left U.S. spot XRP ETFs over the last two sessions. Issuers may be selling to settle redemptions. Retail buyers also tend to pull back when institutions step aside.
Santiment pointed to a different trend in an X post. Wallets holding at least 10,000 XRP are adding to their balances. If that continues, $1 could hold and the price could move toward $1.15.
Key XRP Price Levels Traders Are Watching
Ali Charts said XRP failed to break above $1.55, the top of its price channel. The token then reversed to the channel’s lower boundary at $0.99. That move erased recent gains.
XRP REVERSES ALL GAINS
It happened.$XRP failed to break above the $1.55 resistance at the top of the channel and has now completed a full reversal toward the channel’s lower boundary at $0.99.
Now, $0.99 must hold.
If XRP loses this support, the correction could extend… https://t.co/nq0F2R2a3a pic.twitter.com/hf3DPgaS9m
— Ali Charts (@alicharts) November 13, 2026
“Now, $0.99 must hold,” the analyst wrote. He said a loss of that support could extend the correction toward $0.80. That would sit about 19% below $0.99.
The same call has been building for days. Earlier this month, he said XRP lost the channel’s mid-range support. On Nov. 9, he eyed a climb toward $1.30 if $1.14 held, but that level has since given way.
The RSI reads 37, which shows momentum favoring sellers. The line is also printing lower lows. Below $1, the next test is $0.98, with $0.65 as a deeper level if selling continues.
A move above the 200-day EMA at $1.36 would be needed to confirm a bullish trend. Market sentiment has also shifted to extreme fear, with many buyers staying on the sidelines.
Traders are now watching whether XRP can close above $0.99. The August low of $0.9852 is the next level below.
