XRP’s monthly Relative Strength Index (RSI) has slid to a new record low for the token, clocking in at roughly 41.6 — below the 43.75 reading seen during the March 2020 crash when XRP hit $0.11. That makes this the weakest monthly momentum reading XRP has ever printed, at least so far. Why it matters — and why it may not be final - The RSI drop was first flagged publicly by XRP commentator Austin, who posted an initial chart showing the indicator at 42.64 as XRP traded near $1.18. Prices have since eased further, pushing the monthly RSI down to about 41.6 while the token trades around $1.10–$1.11. - Important caveat: June’s monthly candle is still open. If XRP rallies above roughly $1.30 before month-end, the RSI could rebound and erase the significance of this “record low” reading. In short, the signal is notable but not yet confirmed. Historical context - The only close precedent comes from 2020, when the monthly RSI bottomed alongside a price floor. After that low, XRP staged a multi-month recovery — reaching $1.96 in April 2021 and later surging to $3.40 in November 2024 (a roughly 580% gain from that cycle’s October lows). - While history doesn’t guarantee a repeat, the 2020 example shows that deeply depressed momentum can coincide with the start of an extended recovery. Market backdrop and price pressure - XRP’s current price sits about 61% below its October 2025 high of $2.84, a decline that has unfolded over several months without a sustained bounce. - Market-wide weakness has added pressure: Bitcoin dipped toward $63,000 after Strategy — the firm linked to Michael Saylor — confirmed a sale of 32 BTC from its massive holdings, and the total crypto market cap fell by roughly $330 billion over the week. - XRP’s market cap contracted from about $82.5 billion at the week’s start to roughly $69 billion at the time of reporting, a decline of around 15%. Its current price levels revisit those seen in early February. Technical note - RSI measures the speed and magnitude of recent price moves; a reading under 30 is traditionally considered oversold. XRP’s monthly RSI at ~41.6 remains above that threshold but is its weakest monthly momentum reading on record. What to watch - Whether the June monthly candle closes near its current RSI level — or whether a recovery above $1.30 before month-end lifts the indicator. - Broader market direction (Bitcoin flows and total market cap) and any fresh buying in XRP that would put pressure on the RSI to reverse. This record-low monthly RSI is an attention-grabbing signal for traders and investors, but its practical importance depends on June’s close and whether broader market conditions begin to stabilize.
XRP's Monthly RSI Hits Record Low of 41.6 Amid Market Weakness
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XRP's RSI hit a record monthly low of 41.6, according to ChainGPT, marking the weakest momentum in its history. The reading is below the March 2020 level of 43.75. XRP trades near $1.10–$1.11, down 61% from its October 2025 peak. The crypto market remains weak, with Bitcoin near $63,000 and the total market cap down $330 billion in a week. A close above $1.30 before June ends could reverse the RSI signal.
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