● Entry: Enter at or near $2.45 per XRP, considering recent support at this level.
● Stop Loss: Set a stop loss at $2 to manage downside risk.
● Target: $3 by the end of the investment horizon, reflecting an anticipated 22.25% upside from current levels.
1. Regulatory clarity & institutional adoption
● The SEC lawsuit resolution has removed uncertainty, paving the way for institutional investors to enter the market.
● Renewed partnerships and global adoption of Ripple's payment network could accelerate demand for XRP.
2. Market sentiment & technical momentum
● XRP has held key support levels and is forming a bullish structure, signalling strong buying interest.
● Increased trading volume and liquidity indicate a potential rally toward resistance levels.
3. Utility & cross-border payment growth
● Ripple’s On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) solution, powered by XRP, continues to expand in Asia, Europe, and Latin America, increasing real-world adoption.
● Banks and financial institutions are increasingly integrating XRP for fast, low-cost transactions.
● Resistance & breakout potential XRP faces key resistance between $2.60 - $2.70. A breakout above this zone, coupled with high trading volume and positive sentiment, would confirm bullish momentum and could push the price toward $3.
● Support levels & accumulation zones Support at $2.20 has been tested multiple times, indicating strong buyer interest. Investors may consider accumulating XRP between $2.20 - $2.45, with a break above $2.70 acting as a confirmation to potentially add to positions.
● Downside risk & stop-loss considerations A drop below $2 could lead to panic-selling, with potential downside targets at $1.80 or even $1.50. The 200-day EMA serves as a critical support level, and if breached, investors may consider reducing exposure until stability returns.
● Market volatility:
Broader crypto market corrections could impact XRP’s price movement, especially if Bitcoin declines.
● Regulatory uncertainty in other markets:
While the SEC case is settled, regulatory challenges in other jurisdictions could still pose risks.
● Resistance at $3:
A failure to break above $3 could result in profit-taking and consolidation before further upside.
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** This article was prepared by BROKSTOCK analyst Maboko Seabi
