XRP has pulled back sharply, but Crypto commentator Austin Hilton is pushing back against the narrative that the asset is finished. Although the asset has hit its lowest point in two years, H
XRP has pulled back sharply, but Crypto commentator Austin Hilton is pushing back against the narrative that the asset is finished. Although the asset has hit its lowest point in two years, Hilton has a specific price level in mind that he believes will hold.
XRP is down 5.83% over the past 24 hours. On the one-month chart, it has fallen just shy of 30%. Hilton attributes this to broader market pressure, not an XRP-specific collapse.
Bitcoin has slid to around $65,500, touching a low of $65,026 in the same period. Ethereum, BNB, Zcash, and Hyperliquid are all posting losses between 13% and 30%. According to Hilton, when Bitcoin falls, the rest of the market follows.
XRP is NOT dying a slow death pic.twitter.com/m4BP7LmHpG
— Austin Hilton (@austinahilton) November 14, 2026
Hilton identifies $0.90 as a major support level for XRP. He expects the price to continue declining toward that zone. He stops short of guaranteeing it will hold there, stating plainly that “there is nobody in the world that can guarantee and pinpoint an exact price point for any stock or crypto out there.”
If Bitcoin drops below $60,000, he acknowledges XRP could break below $0.90 as well. His analysis is based on technical data available now, and he is transparent about its limitations.
Hilton says the current market environment suffers from an absence of positive liquidity and positive sentiment. XRP’s social sentiment is negative, and Hilton lists political uncertainty, Federal Reserve policy, and inflation as ongoing headwinds.
He also admits personal frustration, saying he is “upside down” on some of his own XRP, Bitcoin, and Ethereum holdings. He is not watching from the sidelines. While holding long-term positions in XRP, Hilton describes a custom tool for finding short-term opportunities.
The scanner monitors the top 500 cryptocurrencies for assets that have broken out by at least 10% while meeting volume and market cap thresholds. He says it has helped him identify trades generating returns of 20% to 30%, with some exceeding 100%.
Hilton is firm in his conclusion. He says XRP is not going to go to zero. He frames the current decline as a function of market conditions rather than a structural failure of the asset. His position is that investors holding XRP long-term should expect continued short-term pressure, but that $0.90 represents a credible support level where the sell-off could stabilize.
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