
Sellers subsequently entered the market, pulling XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) back towards US$1.145, before the asset slid as low as US$1.12 according to CoinCodex data.
"The move above US$1.14 was driven by strong buying, so the recent pullback could be seen as a test of the new support zone,"
Anderson said.
Anderson characterised the pullback as a healthy retest rather than a negative development, noting that former resistance levels frequently act as support following a confirmed breakout.
The US$1.14 to US$1.145 range has been identified as the primary support zone to monitor, with a recovery of this area indicating that buyers have regained control.
The next critical upside threshold is US$1.155, with the strongest resistance band located between US$1.17 and US$1.20, a clear break above which could confirm a broader bullish trend.
Spot XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows for nine consecutive weeks, with an additional US$17.2 million in inflows noted in the most recent period despite a cautious broader market environment.
Total tokenised real-world assets held on the XRP Ledger have surpassed US$4 billion, reflecting expanding institutional use of the network for cross-border payments and asset transfers.
The combination of improving technical structure, sustained institutional ETF inflows, and growing XRP Ledger usage is seen as placing XRP (CRYPTO:XRP) at a decisive juncture in the near term.
At the time of reporting, XRP price was $1.13.