SOL currently trades around $141, falling about 7% in the last 24 hours and 9% over the past week as the broader market cools from reduced ETF inflows, weaker Bitcoin momentum, and a clear technical breakdown across several top altcoins.

XRP is holding near $2.30, showing relative stability but still feeling the effects of declining liquidity and cautious investor sentiment.

These moves come amid a broader pullback driven by uncertainty around upcoming U.S. policy decisions, slowing global risk appetite, and short-term positioning unwinds by leveraged traders.

Despite this soft patch, both assets show meaningful rebound potential if key support levels hold. For Solana, $135 is the price to hold.

If maintained, we could see a recovery toward the $156–$160 range by late November, especially as its ecosystem continues expanding in DeFi, consumer apps, and memecoin volume.

XRP, meanwhile, could push toward $2.50–$2.75, supported by improving cross-border liquidity flows and momentum around stablecoin initiatives on the XRPL.

But if market conditions deteriorate, we’re watching $120 for SOL and $1.80 for XRP as critical downside markers.

The most important catalysts to keep an eye out for are U.S. regulatory developments, particularly around ETFs, payment stablecoin frameworks, and exchange oversight, all of which could quickly flip sentiment back into risk-on mode.

On the macro front, expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, a weaker USD, and a recovery in ETF inflows could also serve as powerful accelerants.

Conversely, delayed policy clarity, rising rates, or a deeper Bitcoin correction would likely extend the cooling period.

For now, the setup looks like a healthy reset, not the end of the cycle, with both SOL and XRP well-positioned to lead the next wave once confidence snaps back.

Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget

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Written by András Mészáros
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📅 Published: November 14, 2025 • 🕓 Last updated: November 14, 2025
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