XRP price has quietly slipped into an uncomfortable spot. The price is down about 9% over the past 30 days, momentum feels stale, and positive social chatter around the token has turned noticeably sour. At first glance, that looks like weakness. But XRP has a history of doing its best work when enthusiasm disappears.
This time, the problem dragging sentiment lower may also be the exact condition that sets up the next move. Possibly led by a key holder group.
The Problem: Positive Sentiment Collapses as Short-Term Holders ExitThe core issue is not price. It is sentiment.
XRP’s positive social sentiment has dropped to a three-month low, falling sharply from recent highs. This metric tracks how often XRP is discussed positively across social platforms. When it collapses, it signals crowd fatigue rather than panic buying.
History shows this matters.
In mid-October, a similar sentiment drop preceded a rally of roughly 15% over the following days. In early November, another local low in positive sentiment was followed by a 17% advance within a week. Late November showed the same pattern, with prices rising about 14% after sentiment hit a trough.
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This time, the sentiment drop is deeper than those prior lows.