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What Will Happen to XRP in the Coming Days? Are We In A Bull Trap, Or Is A Rally Coming?

Cryptocurrency analytics firm MakroVision has assessed the current chart outlook for Ripple (XRP). The company says that XRP is in a critical testing phase after breaking out of a months-long downtrend. Whether this situation is a harbinger of a sustainable rise or just a bull trap will become clear in the coming days. According to the analytics company, XRP has managed to break above the long-standing red downtrend line. Similar breakouts have been followed by rapid pullbacks in the past, but this time the pullback is softer and is progressing in a corrective structure. The price is currently trading at around $2.03, which is the area where the broken trend line is being retested. This level is critical for direction. According to MakroVision, the critical resistance and support levels are as follows: $2.20 to $2.23: First strong resistance band ahead. $2.29 level: It stands out as the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level. In the bullish scenario, the next targets are $2.48 and then $2.65. Above this level, there could be room to open up to the “golden pocket” region. Related News: BREAKING: Spot ETF Application Filed for Surprise Altcoin $2.03 level: The broken trend line needs to act as a retest zone. $1.96: Last structural support. A drop below this level could jeopardize the positive technical outlook. Analysts made the following final comments: “XRP is showing strength again. However, this time its durability is being tested. If it can hold above $2.03, it could be a strong bullish sign. Otherwise, a drop below this level could put selling pressure on investors.” *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: What Will Happen to XRP in the Coming Days? Are We In A Bull Trap, Or Is A Rally Coming?

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