Just watched XRP get rejected hard at that high resistance zone around $1.43-$1.45 again. Dropped 3.3% to $1.41, and the volume spike during the selloff tells you sellers are definitely in control right now. Even with spot ETFs buying and whales accumulating on dips, the price action is saying something else.

The thing that caught my attention is how it broke below $1.411 on heavier volume—that's when momentum really shifted downward. Now everyone's watching if $1.40 holds as support. If it does, maybe we see another attempt at that high resistance around $1.45 or even $1.55. But if we lose $1.40, it could get ugly fast toward $1.33 and possibly lower.

What's interesting is the broader chart looks like it's compressing into some kind of triangle formation. Feels like the market's been stuck between this downtrend and rising support for a while now. When this finally breaks, it could be a real move either way. For now though, XRP is still fighting to get above that high resistance level, and the technicals aren't helping the bulls at the moment.