XRP’s sharp decline led to a panic sell-off, pushing the price below two key support levels—$2.62 and $2.16. Although the rapid rebound helped the asset recover, the market remains uncertain.
From a technical standpoint, buyers do not seem as strong as in previous uptrends. If selling pressure increases, XRP could test the 200 EMA support level at $1.60.
For XRP to maintain its recovery, it must stay above the $2.00 mark. Failing to do so could lead to further declines, with $2.16 being the next critical level to watch.
On the upside, a breakout above $3.00 would signal renewed buying interest and a more sustained recovery. Until that happens, XRP remains in a volatile zone, with the potential for another sharp move in either direction.
XRP’s historic rebound highlights both its resilience and the risks associated with extreme volatility. Traders should remain cautious and watch for confirmation of a sustained uptrend or another potential drop.