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Ripple slides to 90-day low after seven consecutive days of losses
- Ripple fell for seven straight days to close at a 90-day low on June 6.
- The steady slide represents an 18.41% decline from its local peak of $1.3364 on May 30 to $1.0903.
- This persistent losing streak has erased all accumulated gains from the previous three months.
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Conclusion
Ripple (XRP-USD) completed its 7th consecutive day of losses on June 6, 2026, closing at a 90-day low of $1.0903. The decline began on May 31 ($1.3277, -0.65%) and continued through June 6 (-0.44%), resulting in an 18.41% total drop from the May 30 close of $1.3364. The decline coincides with broader crypto market weakness, though institutional XRP ETF inflows remained positive at $131.94 million in May and $4.13 million in early June.