XRP Price Tests Key Resistance Zone After Sharp Rebound
Ripple’s native token XRP extended its recovery this week, climbing above $2.63 amid rising trading volumes and renewed institutional inflows. The asset has rebounded nearly 8% from recent lows, yet technical indicators suggest the market remains at a critical inflection point.

According to on-chain data analysts, large transactions from whale wallets have increased significantly over the past 48 hours, hinting at potential accumulation by high-net-worth investors. “We’re seeing steady inflows into XRP-focused funds and a pickup in exchange outflows, which typically signal longer-term holding behavior,” said BitXJournal digital asset strategist familiar with the data.
XRP Technical Analysis: Key Levels at $2.60 Support and $2.80 Resistance
On the daily chart, XRP is consolidating between $2.60 and $2.80, forming a short-term range following a sharp bounce from the $2.20 support zone. Price action shows buyers defending the $2.60–$2.63 area, a level that aligns with both horizontal structure and the 50-day moving average.
A decisive breakout above $2.65–$2.70 could signal renewed bullish momentum, potentially targeting $3.00 to $3.40, where the next supply zone lies. However, failure to hold the $2.60 base may invite renewed selling pressure, with downside risk extending toward $2.20.
“The structure suggests early-stage accumulation, but bulls need a clear close above $2.70 to confirm trend continuation,” noted BitXJournal technical analyst. “Until then, traders should treat the move with cautious optimism.”
XRP’s short-term trajectory depends on its ability to maintain the $2.60 pivot level while broader crypto sentiment stabilizes. Sustained volume and a clean breakout above resistance could solidify the token’s path toward retesting 2025 highs, but volatility remains the defining factor in the near term.
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