XRP
XRP Drops Toward Resistance Level as Crypto Markets Face Dual Policy Headwinds
XRP declined alongside the wider crypto market as traders weighed upcoming US legislative debates and monetary policy decisions.
XRP traded down to $1.40, remaining just 0.71% below the $1.41 resistance level that has constrained price movement over the week. The drop mirrors a broader weekly retreat across major cryptocurrencies, even though XRP retains a 40% gain over the past 30 days following a strong monthly rally.
The pullback coincides with rising inflation concerns driven by crude oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel following geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East. With the US 10-year Treasury yield reaching 4.95% and August core inflation at 2.4%, market participants now assign an 85% to 87% probability to a Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
Market participants are also tracking Washington, where the Senate is slated to vote on a cloture motion for the CLARITY Act. Clearing the 60-vote requirement would only open formal floor debate on the bill, adding a layer of political uncertainty alongside the central bank's rate announcement.
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