XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has remained stable at around $1.30, despite traders facing significant losses. Recent data from Santiment indicates that the average XRP trader is down nearly 47% over the past month, leading to the token's Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio hitting its lowest point since December 2020. This negative MVRV suggests that panic selling and retail capitulation could be nearing exhaustion, which historically signals potential for price rebounds. Since reaching highs in the summer of 2023, XRP has lost over half its value, leaving many short-term holders trapped after buying during the late 2023 and early 2024 rallies. Analysts are watching for catalysts that could influence XRP's price, including Ripple's ongoing regulatory developments in the U.S., speculation regarding spot XRP ETFs, and the broader adoption of Ripple's payment infrastructure. Additionally, crypto analyst Ali Martinez highlighted a recent TD Sequential buy signal for XRP, which could support a price rebound toward $1.35. He also indicated that if XRP maintains its current channel structure, the mid-range near $0.73 may serve as a key accumulation area for buyers.