The Japanese bond yield breaking 1% triggers a chain reaction, XRP falls towards the $2 death line.

[Crypto World] Japan's two-year government bond yield has broken 1% for the first time in twenty years, which has directly shaken up the global market. The stock market has collapsed, and the crypto world hasn't escaped either, with cries of despair all around.

Bitcoin couldn't hold up at the key resistance level, dragging the entire crypto market down with it. Ethereum and Solana followed with a sharp drop, and funds fled faster than anyone else.

Looking at XRP again, it's even worse this time. It barely rebounded before, but got stuck around $2.30 to $2.40 and couldn't move at all. Now the price is almost touching the $2.00 support line—if it closes below this level? That would be dangerous.

From a technical perspective, once it falls below 2 dollars, the next stops could be 1.90, 1.80, or even 1.60 dollars. In the short term, the fate of XRP basically depends on the global market sentiment; if risk appetite tightens slightly, the decline may accelerate at any time.

In simple terms, the current market is like dancing on the edge of a knife; one small misstep can lead to a missed opportunity.