Just watched XRP dip toward $1.35 again today - seems like this level is holding up as a pretty solid floor for now. The token's been grinding sideways in this narrow band, bouncing between $1.35 support and $1.36-$1.37 resistance, which is typical consolidation stuff before the next move. Volume spiked earlier and pushed price down briefly to around $1.347, but buyers came in quick to defend the $1.35 zone. That's actually a decent sign that there's still some dip demand even though the broader trend looks weak.

Looking at the crypto news and market data, XRP is up about 2% over the last 24 hours with a tight trading range - hit $1.37 as the high and $1.33 as the low. The real question now is whether $1.35 actually holds or if we're heading lower. If it breaks, I'd be watching the next support around $1.30-$1.32. On the flip side, if buyers keep stepping in here, we might see another push toward $1.40, though that's probably a ways off given how stuck we've been in this corrective phase since late February. Institutional flows have been pretty mixed lately and derivatives activity is subdued, so it feels like we're just waiting for something to shake things up. For now, it's all about watching that $1.35 level - that's where the action is.