XRP traded near $1.33, according to CoinGecko, down 56% over the past year and roughly 23% from a recent high near $1.68. Cryptollica said its two-week Relative Strength Index fell to about 33.5, the lowest reading in XRP’s 13-year history, indicating near-oversold conditions while the token remained above a long-term ascending structure. Derivatives open interest declined from $1.128 billion to $871.22 million within a month, while Royal Kane rejected XRP at its approximately $81.68 billion valuation and favored smaller-cap tokens for greater percentage-growth potential. The broader selloff followed the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate increase on September 16 and the Senate’s failure on September 15 to advance the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act. Analysts cited possible recovery targets of $2 and $2.50, although those projections remain speculative. Shibarium usage also remained weak after an exploit a year ago, while Ethereum ended the week near $2,500 and analysts watched resistance around $2,570.