🚨 $XRP: KEY SUPPORT LOST, $1.77 IN FOCUS $XRP falls to $1.86 (-1.48% 24H), lagging BTC \& ETH. Bearish Signals $1.95 support broken 29.5M XRP sent to exchanges \>\> sell pressure RSI 38, below key MAs Risk-off ahead of $28B options expiry Levels to Watch Support: $1.77

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