Ripple’s polarising XRP token continues to be one of the most bearish cryptocurrencies despite rising by 2.5% today.
It has once again failed to break above the daily 200 moving average with it now looking like a move towards the $0.20 level of support is on the cards over the typically low volume weekend.
The stagnation in price comes in spite of Bitcoin’s stunning rise ahead of next week’s halving event, which has seen it surge to as high as $9,550 over the course of today.
But with much of the attention focused on Bitcoin, altcoins are falling by the wayside as overall Bitcoin dominance continues to rise.
In order for XRP to prove critics and analysts wrong it desperately needs to rally above $0.226, which is only a 5% move from its current position.
A move of that magnitude would open up a great deal of potential for XRP, with upside price targets emerging at $0.2445 and $0.2968.
However, in order for a rally to be sustained it would need an injection of trade volume, something that it has struggled to maintain over the past two months.
What’s far more likely is a further corrective move to the downside to the $0.1692 level of support, which was a point of resistance during XRP’s recovery in Apil.
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