XRP is not out of the danger zone yet as historical data shows double-digit sell-off in February. CryptoRank data reveals that in the last 12 years, XRP has only managed to finish in the green four times for the month of February. The remaining eight years have ended in significant losses for the asset, with a monthly average of -5.30%. This is because February has one of the highest average sell-offs for the asset.
A combination of high sell-off and poor price performance appears to be the perfect recipe for another bearish February in 2026. In the last five years, for instance, XRP managed to avoid this path only in 2022 and 2024, where it closed 26.3% and 17.1%, respectively. In February 2025, XRP closed down 29.3% to record the second-highest sell-off of the asset in its history. It was surpassed only by the 33.4% drawdown recorded in 2014.
Besides historical precedence, XRP’s technical signals are currently bearish. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 41.89 indicates bearish momentum but not oversold. XRP has been fluctuating between a daily low of $1.89 and a high of $1.93 in the last 24 hours. As of press time, XRP exchanges hands at $1.89, which represents a 1.73% decline.
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