XRP traded near $1.15 after extending its weekly decline to approximately 7%, following a failed recovery toward $1.35 and a break below the widely watched $1.20 level. Coinglass recorded $9.57 million in XRP liquidations over 24 hours, including $9.27 million in longs and $299,997 in shorts, while spot XRP ETFs recorded zero net inflows on November 6. Austin Hilton, a closely followed chart analyst whose commentary is widely circulated among retail holders, described XRP as "a falling knife" and said a move toward $1 remains plausible. The $1.15 area remains key support, with a break potentially exposing $1.13 and $1.10; a recovery would require XRP to reclaim $1.17-$1.18 and then $1.20. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to publish October Consumer Price Index data on November 10, potentially affecting Federal Reserve rate expectations and risk-sensitive crypto assets.