XRP's price has fallen by 8% to $0.68, underperforming the crypto market's 3.5% decline on July 24. This drop is due to growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by 25 basis points in its July 25-26 meeting, which is considered bad for cryptocurrencies like XRP. Traders have rotated out of high-cap cryptos to seek shelter in safer assets like the U.S. dollar, causing XRP's price to fall. From a technical standpoint, XRP has entered an overbought correction stage and may decline towards $0.59 in July or early August.
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