XRP could still have further downside before establishing a local bottom, according to crypto analyst Cryptoinsightuk. The analyst has identified concentrated liquidity below the $1 level and suggested that XRP may need to move lower before selling pressure eases.
In a detailed post on X, Cryptoinsightuk examined XRP’s liquidity structure across different timeframes and explained how leveraged positions could influence the asset’s next move. The analyst suggested that the current setup could lead to another 10–15% decline.
ripple:native liquidity on the hourly building below us at $1.
With dense liquidity below that on the daily and also looking like liquidity above us being removed?Lows could be close, maybe another 10-15% downside for the bottom here.
What are liquidity pools?
Leverage… pic.twitter.com/rEBTt00mnP
— Cryptoinsightuk (@Cryptoinsightuk) August 8, 2026
XRP Liquidity Builds Below $1
Cryptoinsightuk said hourly liquidity is building below XRP around the $1 level, while denser liquidity remains positioned lower on the daily timeframe. At the same time, the analyst observed that liquidity above the current price appeared to be declining.
Based on that structure, Cryptoinsightuk suggested that XRP could be approaching its lows but may still experience another move lower before finding a bottom. The analyst estimated that an additional 10–15% downside could occur in the process.
The analysis focuses on leveraged liquidity, which Cryptoinsightuk described as one of the major factors behind sharp price movements in the cryptocurrency market.
How Liquidity Pools Affect XRP
Cryptoinsightuk explained that every leveraged position has a liquidation price. When large numbers of traders hold positions with liquidation levels concentrated around similar prices, those levels can create liquidity pools.
For long positions, liquidation levels below the current price can create forced selling when XRP falls into those areas. Short positions create the opposite effect, with liquidations above the market potentially producing forced buying when price rises into those levels.
According to the analyst, these events can produce rapid price movements as multiple leveraged positions are liquidated in succession. This can result in a quick move below an established support level before XRP reverses, or a sharp move through resistance as short positions are liquidated.
Cryptoinsightuk emphasized that liquidity pools do not determine XRP’s long-term direction. Instead, they can influence the route the price takes while moving toward its eventual destination.
Traders Point to the $0.88–$0.94 Region
Several responses to the post focused on the potential downside levels identified by Cryptoinsightuk.
Josh said the lowest level he expected to see was around $0.94. Cryptoinsightuk responded that the analyst had been targeting the $0.88–$0.925 range as an area where most liquidity could be swept, adding that $0.94 would be close to that zone.
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Another user, Ezzycrypto, said buy orders were already positioned and called for a potential wick into the lower liquidity area. Cryptoinsightuk replied that the move should occur and be completed.
Corey questioned why recent Clarity Act news had not already pushed XRP down toward the identified liquidity. Cryptoinsightuk agreed with the observation.
Brice also commented on the potential wick, stating that such moves represent forced liquidations.
Cryptoinsightuk’s analysis therefore places considerable importance on the liquidity beneath XRP rather than treating the current price action as an isolated movement. The analyst’s view suggests that traders should watch the lower liquidity zones closely as XRP searches for a potential bottom.
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