Ripple Drop: Could New Derivatives Take XRP to $3?

Ripple Drop: Could New Derivatives Take XRP to $3?

The price of Ripple (XRP) fell to $2.43 on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, after hitting a high of $2.57 during the day. Experts attribute the recent decline to a small wave of selling and a generally bearish mood in the crypto market. The current uncertainty in the macro markets as well as the lack of strong bullish catalysts have dented investor confidence. Nevertheless, if the derivatives market maintains its recent gains, XRP could have the opportunity to stabilize and move towards $3.00.

The derivatives markets are showing growing interest from retail investors. Open Interest (OI) increased from $3.36 billion to $4.11 billion, indicating investor confidence in near-term price increases. XRP price hit a high of $2.58 this week, highlighting retail traders influencing price movements. Trading volume has also increased to an impressive $10.58 billion, indicating fresh capital is flowing into the market.

Market analysis and technical indicators

Currently, XRP price is almost 3% below its previous level at $2.45 and is positioned below key moving averages – the 50-day EMA is at $2.56, the 200-day EMA is at $2.58, and the 100-day EMA is at $2.64. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has decreased to 48, reflecting a decline in bullish momentum from 52. Of importance for traders are the key support levels at $2.24, tested on Sunday, and $2.07, tested on November 4th.

Additionally, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) shows a buy signal on Monday, indicating that investors are willing to take on more risk. Clearing the 50-day and 200-day EMAs could support a bullish view on the XRP market and pave the way towards the $3.00 level. This confirms the overall optimistic view of the market, but the challenge remains of securing positive market conditions through sustainable investments and price supports.