XRP community sentiment is down sharply, entering what the crypto intelligence platform Santiment has labelled the ‘fear zone’. In the past, such periods of low sentiment have tended to precede rallies. On Thursday, Santiment pointed out XRP is having “the most fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) it has seen since October.” The last time the […]XRP community sentiment is down sharply, entering what the crypto intelligence platform Santiment has labelled the ‘fear zone’. In the past, such periods of low sentiment have tended to precede rallies. On Thursday, Santiment pointed out XRP is having “the most fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) it has seen since October.” The last time the […]

XRP Fear Zone Signals Potential Rally with Target at $2.65

2025/12/05 21:00
  • XRP community sentiment falls sharply into Santiment’s “fear zone,” often signalling potential upcoming bullish rallies.
  • XRP dropped 4.6% below $2.10, testing a critical Fibonacci support level at $2.04 for a rebound.
  • Analysts note bullish bounce from 0.618 Fibonacci, targeting $2.41 first, then $2.65 as next.

XRP community sentiment is down sharply, entering what the crypto intelligence platform Santiment has labelled the ‘fear zone’. In the past, such periods of low sentiment have tended to precede rallies.

On Thursday, Santiment pointed out XRP is having “the most fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) it has seen since October.” The last time the social media mood reached such levels, on November 21, XRP jumped 22% in the next three days. “At the moment, it seems an opportunity is present, just as it did two weeks ago,” noted Santiment.

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Over the last 24 hours, XRP has dropped 4.06% to a value below $2.10. XRP is the worst performer among the top cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation. XRP is currently 42% below its peak value, which it attained in July 2025.

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XRP Bounce Signals Potential Rally

Meanwhile, well-known crypto analyst CasiTrades noted another sign of XRP’s bullish strength after it tested and bounced off the 0.618 Fibonacci level, which is already an indication it could go up. Nevertheless, it could also go to the $1.64 macro 0.618 support if the next level fails to hold.

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The first target is the $2.04 zone, which is the macro 0.5 Fibonacci level. This has proved to be an important support point during the correction. After a strong breakout, the XRP market is expected to hold on to this zone to move further up.

If XRP can hold on to $2.04, it may push beyond $2.41 and towards $2.65, marking the beginning of a new bullish trend. This could indicate that the macro low is probably over, and the highs could vary between $7 and $10. If $2.04 is not supported, XRP may fall to $1.64 to fulfill the macro 0.618 before starting the next big upswing.

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XRP ETF Inflows Slow but Optimism Remains

Although it started with great traction, the net inflows into spot XRP ETFs have slowed. Last Thursday, the inflows reached $12.8 million, which is the lowest the total has been since November 21, based on SoSoValue. Nevertheless, the ETFs are still on a positive start, having a total of $881 million worth of assets under management. They started operations in mid-November.

image.pngSource: SoSoValue

Nevertheless, while social sentiment has briefly ventured into the fear sector, the lessons of history indicate XRP is likely to initiate another temporary advance, and $2 is a level to pay attention to.

Also Read | XRP Price Surges 12%: What’s Behind the Rally?

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