XRP Profits Fall To November 2024 Low But New Investors Attempt To Revive Price
XRP’s profitability has sunk to a yearly low, yet growing participation from new investors may help stabilize prices and set the stage for a potential rebound if key support holds.
XRP continues to struggle under growing bearish pressure, as its price action remains subdued following a prolonged downtrend. The altcoin has fallen 10% in recent days, with traders showing caution amid broader market volatility.
Yet, despite the weakness, new investors appear to be stepping in, signaling potential optimism ahead.
XRP Investors Show Mixed Signals
Unrealized profits for XRP holders have dropped to a 12-month low, reflecting a worrying trend across the asset’s investor base. Unrealized profits refer to paper gains based on the asset’s purchase price rather than actual sales. The decline suggests that most investors are now holding XRP either at a loss or with minimal gains.
This indicator’s sharp drop often sparks panic selling, particularly when confidence in the market weakens. If long-term holders begin liquidating positions to avoid deeper losses, XRP could face added downward pressure.
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XRP Unrealized Profit. Source:
Glassnode
Amid the bearish outlook, an interesting trend is emerging — a surge in new addresses accumulating XRP. The lower price appears to be attracting new investors who see current levels as an opportunity to enter the market before a potential recovery. These fresh inflows could help stabilize selling pressure in the near term.
New investors, reaching 12,000 at their peak, also inject liquidity into the ecosystem, creating demand that may offset profit-taking from older holders. Historically, periods of low profitability followed by an influx of new participants have often preceded rebounds in XRP’s price.
XRP New Addresses. Source:
Glassnode
XRP Price Could Bounce Back
At the time of writing, XRP trades at $2.26, down 10% over the past 24 hours. The altcoin continues to face resistance amid broader bearish market sentiment. However, strong support remains near the $2.27 mark, offering hope for a potential recovery.
If XRP maintains this key support level, it may move sideways in the short term, with possible rebounds to $2.35 or $2.45 as buyers regain confidence. This consolidation could set the stage for a stronger move upward later in November.
XRP Price Analysis. Source:
TradingView
However, if selling pressure intensifies, XRP could fall below $2.27, slipping through $2.23 and hitting $2.13. Such a drop would invalidate the bullish scenario and confirm a deeper corrective phase.
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