XRP, the digital asset associated with Ripple, is showing resilience above the $1 price level following a prolonged period of suppressed trading. The token’s struggle began after the SEC filed a lawsuit against the fintech company in December 2020, preventing it from trading above $1 for nearly four years. A settlement in 2025 led to a surge in sentiment and a subsequent all-time high. Analysts suggest current price levels, with the asset seemingly supported between $1.15 and $1.20, could represent an entry point for investors.
Ripple‘s XRP token may not dip below the $1 mark during this cycle. The asset struggled to gain momentum after the SEC filed a lawsuit against the fintech company in December 2020. XRP did not trade above the $1 mark for nearly four years.
However, the settlement of the lawsuit in 2025 led to a massive surge in investor sentiment. XRP’s price fell to a low of $1.19 on Feb. 6, 2026. The asset seems to have some support at the $1.15-$1.20 price range.
Although the asset has faced a steep price dip since its 2025 all-time high of $3.65, it has maintained the $1 price level. According to CoinGecko’s XRP data, its price has fallen 1.2% in the last 24 hours, 0.6% in the last week, 1.5% in the 14-day charts, and 11.7% over the previous month.
Given that the asset is showing signs of not falling below the $1 mark, current price levels could be an excellent entry point for investors. XRP’s price is expected to take off once the bear market is over.
XRP also saw the launch of several spot ETFs in late 2025. ETFs have become a central part of the crypto sector.
Increased ETF inflows could pave the way for investors to make big gains. Moreover, ETFs allow financial institutions the take positions in the asset.
Goldman Sachs recently revealed that it holds $153 million worth of XRP ETFs. The allocation shows that institutions are interested in the asset. The pattern may continue to grow once we exit the bear market and enter another bullish phase.
