The price surged 5% in the past day despite weekly losses of 8%.
XRP is currently trading at a key support level, and a drop below this level could trigger a further price decline.
Why is XRP going down today? Let's check current technical analysis and XRP price predictions
It is New Year’s Eve, and XRP is flashing mixed signals
despite its strong performance in 2024. The payment-focused cryptocurrency currently
trades at $2.12, representing a price surge of 5% despite weekly losses of 8%,
according to CoinMarketCap data.
A surge in transactional activity has bolstered
optimism among investors. XRP has also maintained fourth place in the crypto listing, with a market cap of $121 billion.
Mixed Price Signals
Technically, it is trading above an important support
level of $2.1 despite maintaining a positive trend. A price below this level could open more sell trades, and the price can drop further. XRP’s price has surged over 200% between November and
December, leaving many investors optimistic about the coin's future. However,
this rapid growth has not come without risks.
XRP Weekly Price Chart, Source: CoinMarketCap
Following the price surge, XRP consolidated between
early December and December 20. Against the wishes of many investors, the consolidation
did not result in a price breakout to the upside. The coin is now facing
several critical price levels that could determine its next move.
Notably, the price remains above the 50 and 200 moving
averages, which also act as a potential support level. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also dropped from a high of 95 at the start of the month to 45 currently. This remains above the 30 oversold zone, meaning the token
could drop further before any change of trend.
The bearish sentiment is further compounded by whale
distribution. Large holders of XRP, those with over a million tokens, have been
actively selling since early December. The supply held by these major players
has decreased by 180 million XRP in the past month, Cointelegraph reported.
XRP Technical Chart, Source: TradingView
Key Price Levels
Looking ahead to 2025, XRP’s price will be closely
tied to its ability to hold key support levels. If XRP can maintain its
position above $2.2, it may rally toward $2.50 or higher, potentially $10 in the
coming year.
However, a failure to break through resistance could cause the coin to dip below $1.9 amid further downward pressure. Based on the current price above the oversold zone, the selling pressure could be easing, and the price could stabilize.
It is New Year’s Eve, and XRP is flashing mixed signals
despite its strong performance in 2024. The payment-focused cryptocurrency currently
trades at $2.12, representing a price surge of 5% despite weekly losses of 8%,
according to CoinMarketCap data.
A surge in transactional activity has bolstered
optimism among investors. XRP has also maintained fourth place in the crypto listing, with a market cap of $121 billion.
Mixed Price Signals
Technically, it is trading above an important support
level of $2.1 despite maintaining a positive trend. A price below this level could open more sell trades, and the price can drop further. XRP’s price has surged over 200% between November and
December, leaving many investors optimistic about the coin's future. However,
this rapid growth has not come without risks.
XRP Weekly Price Chart, Source: CoinMarketCap
Following the price surge, XRP consolidated between
early December and December 20. Against the wishes of many investors, the consolidation
did not result in a price breakout to the upside. The coin is now facing
several critical price levels that could determine its next move.
Notably, the price remains above the 50 and 200 moving
averages, which also act as a potential support level. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has also dropped from a high of 95 at the start of the month to 45 currently. This remains above the 30 oversold zone, meaning the token
could drop further before any change of trend.
The bearish sentiment is further compounded by whale
distribution. Large holders of XRP, those with over a million tokens, have been
actively selling since early December. The supply held by these major players
has decreased by 180 million XRP in the past month, Cointelegraph reported.
XRP Technical Chart, Source: TradingView
Key Price Levels
Looking ahead to 2025, XRP’s price will be closely
tied to its ability to hold key support levels. If XRP can maintain its
position above $2.2, it may rally toward $2.50 or higher, potentially $10 in the
coming year.
However, a failure to break through resistance could cause the coin to dip below $1.9 amid further downward pressure. Based on the current price above the oversold zone, the selling pressure could be easing, and the price could stabilize.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance option), University of Nairobi
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