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XRP Price News Today: XRP Falls Below $1 as Experts Recall Bitcoin’s 470 ‘Death’ Calls

$XRP fell below the $1 mark this week, touching as low as $0.99, as a broader crypto market selloff dragged prices lower across the board. The move triggered a familiar wave of bearish commentary online, with some traders declaring the…

XRP Price News Today: XRP Falls Below $1 as Experts Recall Bitcoin’s 470 ‘Death’ Calls
Publisher cryptonews.net 2 min read
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Market Context

Total Market Cap$2.26T-0.58%
24H Volume$305.6B
BTC Dominance55.7%

Updated 3 minutes ago

Layer Index

↓ 7 pts in 24h

$XRP fell below the $1 mark this week, touching as low as $0.99, as a broader crypto market selloff dragged prices lower across the board. The move triggered a familiar wave of bearish commentary online, with some traders declaring the token, and crypto broadly, on the way out. But not everyone in the market is reading the dip the same way.

A Familiar Pattern of Panic

Coach JB said that Bitcoin alone has been declared “dead” more than 470 times since its creation, a figure that has circulated widely among crypto bulls as a rebuttal to recurring bearish calls. He argues that investors who bought into that narrative and stayed out of the market each time would have missed out on substantial long-term gains, though this framing reflects hindsight bias and isn’t a guarantee of future performance.

How $XRP and Bitcoin Have Performed Since 2020

According to figures shared by Coach JB, since January 2020:

  • Bitcoin is up approximately 796%
  • $XRP is up approximately 445%
  • Gold is up approximately 179%
  • The S&P 500 is up approximately 137%
  • U.S. real estate is up approximately 55%

These figures reflect historical price performance over a specific window and don’t account for volatility experienced along the way, including $XRP’s multi-year legal battle with the SEC or Bitcoin’s own sharp drawdowns during that period. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

A Dollar-Cost Averaging Strategy Through the Dip

Rather than treating the drop below $1 as a signal to exit, Coach JB says his own approach has been to dollar-cost average, buying more aggressively as prices fall and taking profits as prices recover. He disclosed that his largest holdings are currently $XRP, followed by Bitcoin and Solana, and that he began accumulating $XRP years before it became a mainstream trade, and Bitcoin starting around 2023.

He also offered a near-term price outlook, suggesting $XRP could continue trading between roughly $0.60 and $0.90 before a potential recovery later in the year, and that Bitcoin could see further downside into the $40,000-$50,000 range. It’s worth stressing that this is one individual’s speculative outlook, not a verified forecast, and crypto markets remain highly unpredictable. Nobody, including seasoned traders, can reliably predict short-term price movements.

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