XRP Eyes Sub-$0.35 on US Banking Woes, USDC, and SEC v Ripple Silence
On Saturday, XRP defied a positive market pattern. However, as buyers wait for the outcome of the SEC v. Ripple lawsuit, more losses might be in store.

Saturday saw a 1.24% decrease in XRP. XRP fell by 0.02% on Friday and finished the day at $0.36655. Notably, XRP avoided falling below $0.36 while extending its loss run to three days.
XRP experienced a positive start to the day, climbing to an early high of $0.37718 before going backward. Ahead of the First Significant Resistance Line (R1) at $0.3781, XRP declined to a low of $0.36092 in the early afternoon. XRP went back to the $0.367 mark, but after finding support at the First Significant Support Line (S1) at $0.3608, it eased back.
Quiet in SEC v. Ripple Puts Silicon Valley Bank and USD Cryptocurrency in the Spotlight
On Saturday, there was no activity. Investors weren't diverted from the new US financial problem and the USD Currency (USDC) de-peg by SEC v. Ripple case developments.
Investor expectations of a Ripple win in the continuing legal dispute between Ripple and the SEC had led to an optimistic first half of the week for XRP. Recent court decisions favored the Accused, and the Hinman Papers caused the SEC additional trouble.
Due to problems in the US financial sector and possible spillover effects to the cryptocurrency market, investors probably decided to secure in profits from the previous week while they awaited decisions regarding the Hinman Papers and Summary Judgment Reply Briefs.
Investor mood is still being put to the test by updates on SVB Financial Group (SIVB), and another crypto-negative development is the Dollar de-peg.
Price support was not offered by reports that Reaper Finance had converted its Dollar Currency assets into XRP. To guarantee security, it was important to choose XRP over other digital currencies when converting, though.
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