- XRP has dropped to $2.70 after five straight days of losses, despite being up nearly 400% over the past year.
- Forecasts for September 2025 predict a range between $2.40 and $3.10, with a higher chance of bearish sideways action.
- Bitcoin weakness around $107K and red U.S. stock markets are adding pressure across the crypto sector, affecting XRP and other altcoins.
XRP has had quite a year—up nearly 30% since January and close to 400% over the last twelve months. That kind of growth turned plenty of early holders into big winners. But momentum doesn’t last forever, and lately Ripple’s native token has been cooling off. After five straight days in the red, XRP slid down to about $2.70 on Monday, raising questions about whether September will deliver any relief—or more pain.
Will XRP Break Higher or Sink Lower This Month?
Fresh forecasts from Gov Capital suggest a bearish tone for September 2025. Their revised numbers put XRP’s ceiling at roughly $3.10, while the downside could stretch all the way to $2.40. That leaves a 30–40 cent swing in play, depending on how the market mood unfolds.
Analysts are split, but the majority lean toward a correction rather than another sudden breakout. Basically, XRP’s path forward looks more like sideways chop than a straight climb, at least for the short term. Traders will be watching closely to see which way the market tilts in the next couple weeks.
Wider Crypto Market Adds Pressure
It’s not just XRP struggling here. The bigger crypto picture looks wobbly. Bitcoin fell back toward $107,000 on Monday, dragging most other major coins into the red. When the top dog shows weakness, the rest usually follow.
The nervousness isn’t only in crypto either. U.S. stock markets also ended last week on a sour note—Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 all closed lower on Friday. That kind of spillover often weighs on risk assets, and XRP is definitely feeling that weight right now.
Looking Ahead for Ripple and XRP
With Bitcoin threatening to dip under $100K, the risk of a sharper sell-off across the board grows stronger. If that happens, traders could start bailing, fearing deeper losses, which would only add more pressure.
And it’s not just XRP in this boat. Cardano, Dogecoin, Binance Coin, Tron, and Chainlink have all flashed red to kick off September. Ripple still has the long-term story and partnerships in its favor, but for now, the short-term picture looks like a test of nerves.