XRP has joined the wider cryptocurrency sell-off with a particularly sharp move, briefly touching about $0.89 as investors cut exposure to riskier assets. The level is notable because it takes the token back toward prices last seen in late 2024, but the more important story is what lies behind the drop: falling liquidity, negative momentum and a market in which even established cryptocurrencies are struggling to attract fresh buyers.

This is not a claim that XRP’s network has stopped working or that a specific legal ruling triggered the move. The latest price reference comes from market reporting published on November 15, and prices can change significantly after that snapshot.

A broad sell-off is hitting altcoins hardest

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