XRP has stabilized near $1.31 as macroeconomic pressures and declining liquidity limit recovery momentum and increase short-term volatility risks. The cryptocurrency has seen a steady decline from its January peak of $2.40, reflecting persistent pressure across digital assets. Broader market weakness followed stronger US labor data, reducing expectations for near-term rate cuts and influencing crypto market sentiment. A draft proposal under the CLARITY Act aims to restrict yield on passive stablecoin holdings, signaling a shift towards utility-driven frameworks. Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin, which focuses on institutional use cases without offering yield incentives, aligns with this regulatory direction. Meanwhile, XRP liquidity on major exchanges has fallen to record lows, increasing price sensitivity and volatility risks. Traders are closely watching technical levels, with resistance near $1.35 and potential declines if prices fall below $1.30.