XRP is trying to regain the $1.15 level after a decline that sent the price to its lowest level since 2024 – a decline that erased months of recovery progress and left holders navigating a market structure that offers no immediate clarity on direction. The price is trying to rebound – and Arab Chain analysis tracking Binance volume activity has identified a signal in trading data that adds vital context to both the recent decline and current attempt at recovery.
The XRP Volume Z-Score on Binance – which measures how much current trading activity deviates from the 30-day average – has risen to around 4.5 points in recent days, the highest reading in four months. A Z-score at this level describes trading activity well above a recent baseline – the type of volume surge that typically accompanies significant price events, forced liquidations, or large-scale repositionings by major participants.
The enhance was short-lived. The index retreated sharply from its high of 4.5 and has since fallen to around -0.70 – meaning current trading activity is below the 30-day average, not above it. There was an exceptional burst of activity, driving price action, and then dissipating as quickly as it appeared.
Arab Chain’s analysis examines what the sequence – a keen enhance in volume followed by a rapid normalization – reveals the nature of XRP’s recent decline and whether trading activity persists above $1.15 behind the current recovery attempt.
The volume increased while the price decreased
Arabian Chain analysis links an enhance in volume directly to a decrease in price. Explaining the nature of the sell-off that drove XRP to its lowest level since 2024. The Z-Score reaching 4.5 points while the price dropped to around $1.13 describes specific market dynamics. Increased participant activity focused on the sales side rather than the purchasing side. Increasing volume precisely because trades were executed on a enormous scale in a downward direction.
Binance XRP Volume Z-Score | Source: CryptoQuant
The analytical interpretation used in the report is basic. A keen enhance in trading volume along with a drop in price usually signals one of two conditions. Accelerated selling pressure from participants choosing to exit at any price the market offers or large-scale repositioning as significant holders restructure their exposure to XRP in response to changing market conditions. Both produce the same observable result – volume spikes as prices fall – but have different implications for what follows.
The volatility context identified in the analysis is a forward-looking element worth monitoring. In the past, elevated volumes coinciding with keen price movements have been accompanied by continued volatility rather than immediate stabilization. The repositioning or selling that caused the initial enhance in volume usually creates aftershocks as the market adjusts to the modern balance of supply and demand established during the high-volume session.
XRP, in an attempt to regain $1.15 following a 4.5 Z-Score volume event, is attempting to regain a market structure that has just been fundamentally overvalued. In contrast, the speed at which volume is normalizing below the 30-day average suggests that the exceptional activity has ended rather than paused.
XRP Price Testing Fresh Lows
XRP is trying to stabilize around the $1.15 level after one of the deepest corrections since the 2024 breakout. The weekly chart shows that sellers have wiped out almost all of the gains generated in the first half of 2025. They are pushing assets back toward the critical long-term support zone.

XRP testing the 200-week SMA | Source: XRPUSDT chart on TradingView
The most vital technical achievement is XRP’s test of the 200-week moving average, which is currently at USD 1.10-1.15. Historically, this moving average has acted as the main trend-defining level. And the current weekly candle is trying to stay above this value despite the recent wave of selling pressure. A loss of this level would significantly weaken the broader structure and expose XRP to a move towards the psychological $1.00 mark and potentially the $0.85-$0.90 area.
From a trend perspective, XRP remains bearish. Prices are trending below the 50-week and 100-week moving averages as these averages continue to decline. The rejection from the $1.40-$1.50 area in recent weeks has confirmed that sellers are still in control and that attempts at economic recovery remain a sell-off.
For bulls, a recovery of $1.30 and then $1.50 is necessary to start rebuilding momentum. Until then, our focus is on whether XRP will be able to defend its 200-week moving average and prevent a deeper breakdown below $1.10.
Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com
