According to external sources, after a brief rebound, the XRP was again weak and the market was concerned about whether it would fall again by $1. The article attributed the recent fall to high inflation in the United States, the maintenance of interest rates and the renewed disturbance of risk assets in the context of the United States and Iran.

The rebound didn't hold.

It is mentioned that on June 6, the XRP fell to US$ 1.06 and then recovered from above US$ 1. The round did not last long and prices were quickly re-pressed.

In May this year, when the encryption market was restored, Bitcoin briefly returned to the top of $82,000, and XRP followed up. However, XRP encountered significant resistance in the vicinity of USD 1.55 and was unable to further open up space.

Macro factors to suppress risk assets

According to the article, the market has been weak since October 2025, behind which is the rise in macro-uncertainties. After entering 2026, the situation in the Middle East further increased market volatility.

One of the direct triggers was the rise of the United States to 4.2 per cent in May 2026. After the inflation rebound, the Fed chose to maintain interest rates. According to the article, this background weakens the market ' s expectations of a relaxed environment and puts pressure on encrypted assets.

Short-line focus near $1

The article also mentions that market doubts about the future of the American-Iraq peace agreement have added to the fear of renewed disturbance of the Strait of Hormuz. If energy prices rise as a result, inflationary pressures may continue to rise and further affect interest rate expectations.

In this judgement, high volatility assets such as XRP are more vulnerable to shocks. The article argues that if the overall market is maintained weak, the XRP may continue to follow current trends.

However, it is also mentioned that there may still be some support above the dollar. Even if this position is maintained for the time being, the price may be diverted to a cross-section rather than a quick recovery of power.