XRP recently reached its highest level in four months, reaching $2.96 in a four-day surge that began at a low of $2.248 on July 8th.
According to Santiment, XRP's bullish breakouts did not occur on their own. This coincided with a significant increase in network growth (created by new wallets) and an increase in retail interest across social media.
The XRP was pumped to a high of $2.97 today and invaded a four-month height. This is consistent with a significant increase in network growth (new wallets created) and an increase in retail interest across social media.
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– santiment (@santimentfeed) July 11, 2025
Santiment reported that 6,939 new XRP wallets have been created in one day, the highest day since March 1st. This surge in new wallet creations shows a fresh inflow of capital and an increase in participation from new users.
XRP also sees a noticeable increase in social media talk. Over 5.5% of all inter-platform crypto-related discussions are currently centered around XRP. This is the best since March 18th. This surge in chatter suggests retailers are turning their attention to XRP again.
3 dollars retest arrived
XRP has steadily increased since June 22nd after it was discovered to be a low price of $1.9. The surge continued, surpassing the daily SMA 50 and 200 at $2.24 and $2.36, accelerating on July 8th.
On July 11th, XRP prices rose to $2.96 before being rejected, but the current recovery shows new strength.
At the time of writing, XRP had risen 6.81% to $2.8 over the past 24 hours, with an intraday high of $2.848. Volumes increased by 103%, up $16.23 billion, according to CoinmarketCap data.
The combination of wallet creation and volume spikes, and increased retail sentiment suggests that XRP will be heated rapidly and the much-anticipated $3 retest could be on the horizon.
A confirmed breakout of over $2.96 could mark the beginning of a fresh bullish leg, with traders already focusing on $3.40 and $5 in the long run.