Ripple’s XRP token seems to be eyeing up a potential move to the upside after maintaining the level of support at $0.1814 over the weekend.
It is currently trading at $0.1871, which is remarkably 71.1% higher than when it was $0.109 this time last month.
However, over the past week XRP has struggled to gather momentum as it has fallen by 7.25% from the $0.2044 level of resistance.
As long as it continues to trade above the four-hour 200 moving average and the $0.1692 level of support XRP remains in a more bullish posture, although a break below the moving average could signal continuation of the macro downtrend.
Moving forward the psychological level of $0.20 will be key for XRP, as it was in 2017 when it acted as a determined level of support before the eventual bull market and all-time high of $3.37.
A similar picture was painted in the latter stages of 2018 when XRP slumped to a gruelling $0.24 low before rallying significantly to the $0.79 level of resistance.
Key levels to look out for from a short term perspective remain at $0.1691, $0.2279 and $0.24452.
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