Alex Dudov
⬤ XRP caught attention after Binance's XRPUSDT liquidation heatmap showed a massive liquidity buildup near the $2.00–$2.05 range. This zone became one of the strongest liquidation concentrations in the short-term structure, with price reacting sharply as it approached the level.
⬤ The heatmap reveals XRP previously traded in tight consolidation before pushing toward $2.20–$2.30. The move came as liquidity compressed below price, with the $2.00 level showing over 80 billion in liquidation leverage at its peak. This area holds both resting stop orders and heavy leverage positioning, making it a natural target for volatility. Price action around $2.20 shows lighter liquidity compared to the dense pool near $2.00.
⬤ XRP's upward momentum lined up with thinning liquidity above $2.30 and a stable band between $2.20–$2.25. Though the asset pulled back slightly from recent highs, the liquidation structure shows traders remain positioned throughout the $2.00–$2.30 corridor. The lower pool's size highlights just how much leveraged exposure sits below current levels.
⬤ This setup matters because dense liquidation pools often pull price toward them, driving short-term direction and intraday reactions. If XRP revisits the $2.00–$2.05 range, that substantial liquidity could spark sharper moves depending on market interaction. The structure also reflects broader sentiment around leveraged XRP positioning as traders work through the evolving price action.
Alex Dudov
