XRP falls for the third straight session to $1.90, erasing the entire mid-year rally and down 50% from July’s $3.67 peak amid fragile market sentiment.
My technical analysis shows a bearish regression channel with targets at $1.62 (14% downside) and $1.25 (34% drop) after the death cross.
Market split between panic-selling and stealth-accumulation scenarios as XRP posts a 13% YTD loss.
XRP price is falling for a third consecutive session today (Tuesday), 23 December 2025, dropping back below the $1.90 level and hovering near its lowest prices since April, marking eight-month lows.
Currently, XRP is using a local support area around $1.80, tested just last week, with prior contacts on 21 November and several sessions in April.
According to my technical analysis, the far more important level lies at $1.62, where the lower edge of the regression channel coincides with the lows from eight months ago, representing one of the lowest prices of the year.
This is my first bearish target.
The ultimate downside objective sits at $1.25, the low from the October 10 flash crash.
From the current price near $1.90, XRP could fall approximately 14% to reach the first target at $1.62 and as much as 34% to hit the second target at $1.25.
The moving average grid: price trades well below both the 50-day and 200-day MAs, and the pair formed a death cross at the beginning of November, a classic technical signal of deteriorating momentum.
According to my technical analysis, the first substantial resistance zone spans $2.07 to $2.25, combining the upper edge of the regression channel, the 50-day moving average, and a cluster of local highs and lows from 2025.
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