Why is XRP Declining and When Will the Bulls Get Back? (Ripple Price Analysis)

Ripple’s price has been gradually declining over the past few days, and the situation does not look promising for XRP at the moment.

Technical Analysis

By Edris

The USDT Paired Chart

On the USDT-paired chart, the price has been struggling to rebound after the recent drop from the $0.9 resistance level. The 200-day moving average, located around the $0.5 mark, is also failing to hold the market, as the price has been closing below it in recent days.

Considering the current market structure and the RSI indicator showing values deep below 50%, there is a high likelihood of a drop towards the $0.43 support level in the short term.

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Source: TradingView

The BTC Paired Chart

Looking at the BTC-paired chart, things are quite similar. While the 200-day moving average, trending around the 1850 SAT level, is still intact on this chart, the price is making clear lower highs and lows, indicating a bearish market structure.

If the 200-day moving average and the 1800 SAT support level are broken to the downside, things will get ugly for Ripple, and the price could drop toward the 1500 SAT area in no time.

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Source: TradingView
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