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By MikeT
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XRP Holds Above Key Levels After Brief Rally. XRP started the week with a steady move above $2.10 and $2.
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Short-Term Pullback Follows Strong Upside Attempt. After reaching $2.286, XRP entered a corrective wave as traders booked short-term profits.
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Resistance Levels That Could Decide the Next Move. The immediate resistance sits at $2.265, with a stronger barrier near $2.280.
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Can XRP Join BTC and ETH in Their Recovery Trend?. Bitcoin and Ethereum have shown clearer directional strength over the past 24 hours.
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Downside Scenario: Where XRP Could Fall If Resistance Holds. If XRP fails to close above $2.280, the market may see a deeper retracement.
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What Comes Next for XRP?. XRP remains in a balanced zone, neither strongly bullish nor bearish.
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The XRP price is showing signs of slowing after a brief upward push, even as Bitcoin and Ethereum accelerate their recovery.
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XRP started the week with a steady move above $2.10 and $2.12, outperforming both Bitcoin and Ethereum during early sessions.
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The bullish push continued through the $2.22 zone, with XRP hitting a session high of $2.286.
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Despite the dip, the XRP price is still trading comfortably above $2.20 and the 100-hour Simple Moving Average, showing that the broader trend remains intact.
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After reaching $2.286, XRP entered a corrective wave as traders booked short-term profits. The pullback brought the token below the 23.
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While Bitcoin and Ethereum saw sharper rebounds during this period, XRP lagged slightly, creating a temporary divergence between major assets.
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If the trend line near $2.180 continues to hold, bulls may attempt another breakout — but only if momentum returns across broader market conditions.
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The immediate resistance sits at $2.265, with a stronger barrier near $2.280. This is the same zone where XRP previously faced selling pressure.
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If buyers break through $2.280, the next target becomes $2.350, a level that has historically acted as both a consolidation area and a rejection zone.
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