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XRP price prediction: CRT now points to $1.15 after two failed sweeps at $1.59
$XRP is trading at $1.3184 on May 29, moving toward the lower half of the weekly candle range after two attempts to break above $1.59. Both attempts failed, pushing the CRT setup toward the $1.15 range low as the next logical target.
$XRP CRT analysis: failed double sweep at $1.59 creates bearish bias
Weekly $XRP/USD price action. Source: TradingView
The weekly chart clearly defines the range. The candle range high stands at $1.6400, while the low is $1.1500. Price has been compressing inside this range since February, without a clean breakout in either direction.
Daily $XRP/USD price action. Source: TradingView
The daily chart tells a bearish story. Two separate liquidity sweeps above the daily candle range high at $1.5900 were posted in February and March. Both moves swept above that level and immediately returned back into the range. In CRT terms, when the range high is swept twice and price fails to hold above it, the setup changes. The market has taken liquidity above and now points to the opposite side.
The entry zone marked on the daily chart around $1.31-$1.33 is where bears are positioned after the failed double sweep, not a long setup. This entry zone is working, and price continues to move lower.
The daily candle range low at $1.1500 is the CRT target. It aligns with the weekly range low, making it a dual reference level and the most likely liquidity target as long as price remains below the entry zone. A daily close above $1.3900 would challenge the bearish reading and force a reassessment.
Key levels:
Resistance: $1.3300 — entry zone; $1.5900 — daily candle range high.
Target: $1.1500 — daily and weekly candle range low.
Garlinghouse declares the anti-crypto war over as the CLARITY Act approaches a Senate vote
The “Anti-Crypto Army” was defeated…
by the courts…
by the voters.
And by Trump.It never made policy, legal or political sense.
Combatting financial innovation only helped protect those that wanted to keep an old, often broken, system in place. https://t.co/W0VeGBxaYj
— Brad Garlinghouse (@bgarlinghouse) May 28, 2026
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse wrote that the anti-crypto regulatory push had been rejected by the courts, voters, and Trump, saying it never made sense in policy, law, or politics. His comments came as the CLARITY Act, which defines jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC over digital assets, approaches a hard Senate deadline in June.
Trump separately wrote that America is now the crypto capital of the world and promised a future digital asset market structure that opponents will not be able to change. The regulatory environment for $XRP has become clearer than it has been in years, but macro tailwinds have failed to lift the price above $1.59.
$XRP ETF inflows remain stable despite falling prices
Spot $XRP ETFs recorded $1.77 million in daily net inflows on May 28, entirely from Bitwise, while the other four products reported zero flows.
Cumulative net inflows are holding at $1.41 billion, while total net assets stand at $1.12 billion. Four out of five products being inactive while prices are falling suggests that institutional interest is not broad enough to counter the current selling pressure.
$XRP price forecast for May 30
Downside: Holding below the $1.33 entry zone keeps the bearish CRT target at $1.1500, where the weekly and daily lows converge.
Upside: A daily close above $1.39 would challenge the failed double sweep and shift focus back to $1.59, but that would require a catalyst strong enough to overcome the two previous rejections at that level.
