Key Insights

  • XRP’s two-week RSI has fallen to its lowest reading across the 13-year chart history shown.
  • XRP price is testing a long-term rising support structure that has held across several market cycles.
  • Separate analysts are tracking Elliott Wave and bull-flag structures, but their higher XRP targets remain conditional.

XRP price is testing a long-term rising structure after its September pullback pushed momentum to a historical extreme.

A two-week XRP/USD chart shared by analyst Cryptollica placed the Relative Strength Index near 33.5. That was the lowest reading shown across roughly 13 years of XRP trading history, below comparable lows during the 2018 bear market, March 2020 crash and 2022 downturn.

An RSI around 33.5 is not technically oversold under the commonly used threshold of 30. It still shows unusually weak momentum within the dataset.

The chart also places XRP close to the lower boundary of a multi-year rising structure. A confirmed break below that trendline would weaken the long-term setup, while holding above it would preserve the structure.

Dark Defender is separately tracking XRP through a multi-year Elliott Wave structure. His charts include extensions at $1.8815, $18.2275, $36.7676, $74.3956 and, in a very long-range scenario, $333.1167. These are mathematical projections based on his wave count rather than confirmed price outcomes.

Another chart from JackTheRippler compares the current setup with a 2024 bull flag. The current formation would need a confirmed breakout above descending resistance before higher targets become technically relevant.

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