XRP is up 1.51% in the last 24 hours to $1.40, sitting on a support range where 3.2 billion tokens were traded.
According to Ali, a crypto analyst, XRP is currently trading near key support. After rising nearly 71.8% from $0.988 to $1.698, XRP saw a 20% correction and is now testing a major support zone.
Citing data from the URPD indicator, about 3.2 billion XRP were traded between $1.35 and $1.38, making this one of the most important demand levels. As long as this support holds, the next resistance barrier range to watch is between $1.60 and $1.86.
Specifically, the key price points are $1.60, where 1.99 billion XRP were traded; $1.68, where 1.98 billion XRP were previously traded; and $1.86, where 3.47 billion XRP were traded.
A breakout above $1.86 could pave the way for a rally toward $2.19, where another 3.12 billion XRP were previously traded.
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XRP price reversed after rising to $1.69 on August 22. The drop coincides with a spike in the estimated leverage ratio for XRP on Binance, rising to a seven-month high, reflecting traders’ reliance on leverage in the derivatives market. Traders opened larger positions amid increased activity and speculation in the derivatives market, leading to a larger portion of market activity linked to leveraged positions, which amplified XRP’s price movement.
XRP remains down 6.51% in the last seven days, with the price marking four out of six days in losses. XRP will seek to convert the daily MA 200 (currently at $1.27) into support to boost the case for the bulls.
XRP and Ripple news
The circulating supply on the XRP Ledger has surpassed $1 billion, currently at $1.04 billion according to Ripple’s stablecoin tracker.
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