Long-term XRP holders may stabilise price as MVRV enters opportunity zone

XRP selling pressure has eased as its Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio dipped into the "opportunity zone," a development the article says could signal accumulation amid a broader market drawdown.

According to Santiment data cited in the report, an MVRV reading below −14% typically indicates selling saturation and has historically preceded accumulation phases that attract buyers willing to absorb excess supply and slow downside momentum.

Glassnode data referenced by the article shows XRP's Liveliness has declined toward a four-month low, which the piece interprets as long-term holders accumulating rather than distributing—behavior that can reduce circulating supply and dampen volatility.

BeInCrypto's price analysis notes XRP fell about 10.9% over the past 48 hours to near $1.69, trading just below $1.70, with a descending trend line acting as resistance. The article says reclaiming $1.81 as support would be a critical step to push toward $2.00.

Downside risk remains: the piece warns continued selling could send XRP below the $1.61 support zone and toward $1.54, which would undermine the bullish case. The article includes a standard disclaimer that the analysis is informational and not financial advice.

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