XRP price has fallen below $1 and touched $0.89 on November 15 as the cryptocurrency market continues to decline and US spot XRP exchange-traded funds record another week of withdrawals.
Summary
- XRP price dropped to approximately $0.89 on November 15 before recovering toward $0.95 amid widespread cryptocurrency selling.
- US spot XRP ETFs recorded $19.13 million in weekly net withdrawals, their largest in roughly eight months.
- CryptoQuant reported a 93% increase in its 50-day Binance XRP whale-transfer metric between August 16 and November 12.
- Analysts identified $0.90 and $0.85 as potential support levels, with $1 remaining an important recovery target.
- Ripple’s next scheduled escrow release will make one billion XRP eligible for release on December 1.
According to crypto.news price data, XRP traded near $0.95, down roughly 3.4% over 24 hours, after moving between $0.894 and $1.00.
Bitcoin was trading near $64,000 after falling toward $62,000, while Ethereum hovered around $1,800. XRP has lost more than 15% over the past week, leaving it well below the $1.30 level recorded at the beginning of November.
XRP price falls below $1 as crypto market selling continues
The latest drop followed several days of weakness across digital assets. Bitcoin fell to a three-month low near $62,000 on November 15, while Ethereum dropped below $1,800 as investors reduced positions in cryptocurrencies and other risk-sensitive assets.
As crypto.news previously reported, stablecoin supply declined by $14.2 billion over 30 days through November 9. The contraction coincided with weaker buying demand and fund withdrawals, according to its market research. At the same time, leveraged traders faced forced position closures when falling prices left insufficient collateral to support their bets.
Liquidations can worsen an existing decline because exchanges automatically close leveraged positions. Bitcoin suffered hundreds of millions of dollars in long liquidations during the latest market selloff.
XRP ETFs record $19.13 million in weekly withdrawals
US spot XRP ETFs recorded $19.13 million in net outflows during the November 9–13 trading week, according to SoSoValue data. It was their second consecutive week of withdrawals and the largest weekly net outflow in around eight months.
Most of the withdrawals occurred on Monday and Tuesday. The funds lost $10.42 million on November 9, followed by another $7.62 million on November 10. Wednesday and Thursday showed no net change, while Friday brought $1.09 million in additional withdrawals.
The week ended with approximately $1.15 billion in combined fund assets. The $19.13 million withdrawn was equivalent to roughly 1.7% of that amount, while changes in XRP’s market price accounted for much of the reported decline in total fund value.
The latest figures extend a pattern identified in previous coverage of single-day XRP ETF withdrawals. Bitwise accounted for approximately $9.4 million of the November 9 total, while other listed funds recorded smaller redemptions.
Binance whale transfers rise as XRP price weakens
Separate blockchain data suggest that large XRP holders have become more active on Binance during the decline. CryptoQuant analyst CryptoOnchain reported that the 50-day moving average of its XRP whale-to-exchange transaction metric rose from 12,315.2 on August 16 to 23,816.3 on November 12.
The increase of nearly 93% brought the shorter average almost level with the 365-day average of 23,833.7. During part of that period, XRP fell from around $1.25 on November 2 to $1.04 on November 12, the analyst said.
Transactions sent to exchanges can precede selling, but the metric does not establish whether the transferred XRP was sold. CryptoOnchain described possible repositioning by large holders as one explanation, not a confirmed account of their trading activity.
The derivatives market showed a different signal previously in the week. CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost identified unusually high XRP funding rates on Binance, where the 30-day cumulative reading reached approximately 0.18% on November 10, its highest since October 2025. Positive funding rates generally mean traders holding long positions are paying short sellers.
XRP price prediction as traders watch $0.90 support
Crypto analyst CrediBULL Crypto said XRP had reached a previously identified downside target but warned that its pairings against Bitcoin and Ethereum did not yet appear to have bottomed.
He said the market could move deeper into the current price zone or trade sideways before a stronger recovery. He would consider spot purchases around current levels while waiting for further confirmation before entering leveraged long trades.
Another analyst, Carolina, identified $0.95, $0.90 and $0.85 as levels to monitor during further selling. She outlined a possible recovery through $1.05, $1.12 and $1.25 if buying demand returned, while warning that a sustained reversal would require more than a brief rebound.
On the daily chart, XRP remained below its 20-day moving average near $1.16. Immediate support was around $0.90 after Sunday’s low, with $0.85 the next area discussed by traders. A move back above $1 would bring the previous breakdown level into focus.
Ripple’s next scheduled escrow release falls on December 1, when one billion XRP becomes eligible for release from four on-ledger escrow objects. The company previously released one billion XRP on November 1 before returning 700 million tokens to escrow.
