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XRP Dipped Below $1 in the Crypto Flush (Nov 2026)

XRP slid from $1.0568 on November 12, 2026, to $0.9975 in Asian trading on November 13, its first trade below $1 in the replay, as a liquidation wave hit the crypto market.

Nov 13, 2026

XRP traded just above $1.05 on the morning of Thursday, November 12, and lost ground in small steps with the rest of the crypto market: $1.0353 at 11:00 UTC, $1.0216 at 13:00 UTC and $1.0164 in the 15:00 UTC hour, as US stocks opened lower after Nvidia's chief executive resigned and Treasury yields climbed.

Unlike bitcoin, it did not keep falling in the US afternoon. Buyers defended the $1.02 area, and by 23:00 UTC the token was back at $1.0413, a bounce of about 2.5% from the low. That made the next move more painful for anyone who read the bounce as a floor.

From 02:00 UTC on November 13, the Asian session brought a new wave of liquidations across crypto, TokenPost reported, with more than $1.4 billion of positions closed in 24 hours. XRP fell to $1.0141 in the 02:00 UTC hour, and the 03:00 UTC candle dropped to $0.9975 on 81,826 trades, three times the hourly average of the previous day. It closed that hour at $1.0062 and climbed back to about $1.019 by 06:00 UTC.

Replay it to see how a round number acts as a magnet in a falling market. The $1.00 level held for a day, broke for a matter of minutes in the most crowded hour, and was reclaimed almost at once, a pattern that often marks where stop-loss orders were clustered rather than where real sellers are.