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Bearish Signs for Ripple Appear, Will $0.40 Hold? (XRP Price Analysis)

Presently, XRP’s price action is not looking overly promising against either USDT or BTC. Things could worsen in the coming days if all remains as it is right now.

Technical Analysis

By: Edris

XRP/USDT Daily Chart

On the daily chart, the price continues its struggle to break above the $0.43 resistance level, following a push above both the 50-day and 200-day moving average lines.

In case the cryptocurrency finally moves beyond the aforementioned level, a rally toward the $0.55 resistance area could be expected. This scenario would likely lead to a new bullish phase in the short term.

On the contrary, a rejection from the $0.43 level would likely initiate a decline toward the 50-day moving average located around the $0.35 mark, and the $0.3 support level would even be highly probable.

xrp_price_chart_2701231
Source: TradingView

XRP/BTC Daily Chart

Against Bitcoin, the price is seemingly on the verge of breaking the 0.000018 level to the downside after days of consolidation above it. This would lead to a drop towards the lower boundary of the descending channel and the 0.000015 area.

Furthermore, the 50-day MA is also crossing the 200-day MA to the downside, around the 0.00002 mark. This is considered a bearish signal and would further increase the probability of a drop toward the 0.000015 level in the short term.

xrp_price_chart_2701232
Source: TradingView

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