- XRP liquidity has collapsed, leaving a single major leverage wall at $2.36 with $589.98B in liquidation exposure.
- Current price trades at $2.26, slightly above support at $2.25, with a tight $0.10 daily range.
- Leverage zones across the chart have faded since May, confirming a cleared market structure above $2.36.
XRP’s liquidity structure has undergone a notable shift, as data from Coinglass shows an almost complete wipeout of leveraged liquidity walls across the price range. On July 7, 2025, the liquidation heatmap highlighted a single remaining high-leverage cluster at $2.36, with a liquidation leverage of approximately $589.98 billion.
This level now acts as the final visible resistance barrier within the current market structure. In the meantime, XRP is trading at 2.26, with small daily gains at 0.1% and continuing to rest just above the 2.25 support level. The low volatility is also emphasized by the narrow 24-hour range, forming a technical backdrop of close watch developments.
Heatmap Shows Leverage Drain, Leaving $2.36 as Sole Liquidity Barrier
The liquidation heatmap covering activity from April to early July reveals that most leverage levels have been cleared. Between April and mid-May, liquidation density was relatively high, with several visible clusters across ascending price zones. However, after peaking around mid-May near the $2.75 range, leveraged positions began to thin out considerably.
This decline continued through June and into early July. Currently, only one major concentration remains — the $2.36 level. This zone now represents the final wall of significant liquidation leverage above current price action. It stands as the only bright band in an otherwise sparse liquidity field. Previous bands between $2.1 and $2.4 have faded, suggesting liquidated or closed positions.
XRP Price Compression Highlights Key Liquidity Trigger Zone
XRP’s 24-hour price range remains tight, between $2.25 and $2.35. This $0.10 spread is among the narrowest observed recently. Current price action is hovering near the bottom end of this band, barely above immediate support. While volume data remains unreported, the static nature of the chart implies that leverage-based participation has dropped considerably.
The compression aligns with the fading liquidity clusters observed on the heatmap. This convergence adds focus to the $2.36 level, where the remaining liquidation wall resides. Price movement approaching this area could activate those positions.
Final Resistance Emerges Amid Diminished Market Structure
With only the $2.36 resistance level still intact on the heatmap, XRP’s short-term technical structure has simplified. All other significant liquidation zones have disappeared from the chart. This sharp contrast compared to earlier months reflects a cleared-out leverage landscape.
As of the latest update, XRP has gained slightly against both BTC and ETH, with respective increases of 0.4% and 0.3%. The next technical test lies directly ahead.
