The price of XRP is expected to continue falling based on the analysis of Bollinger Bands, which suggest more downside than upside. Last week, it was predicted that XRP could drop to as low as $1 per token, and since then, it has fallen by over 3.5%. However, in the short term, the decline may not be as painful, as the Bollinger Bands indicate a possible local bottom at $2.103. If this level holds, further declines are unlikely. The weekly price chart suggests a potential spike in the lower band, making the projected $1 per XRP price only a nightmare. The stopping point and return for XRP remain uncertain, but currently, it remains over $2 per token and is 53% away from a new all-time high. Despite the decline, XRP remains the third largest cryptocurrency with a market capitalization of $125 million and a daily volume of $4.67 billion, demonstrating how quickly the market can change.



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