- XRP recently dropped, but key demand zones suggest a potential rebound
- Liquidity is still present above and below, making the next move critical
- Short-term traders should watch for structural shifts before entering
Yesterday, we talked about how XRP’s drop could create a solid buying opportunity. The plan was simple—wait for a reaction at a demand zone with liquidity nearby.
But instead of dipping into those levels, XRP bounced early, reacting to a higher demand zone.
Now, the question is: What comes next?
XRP Analysis: Missed Entry, New Setup
For those who were waiting to enter lower, this latest move might have been frustrating. But it also means something interesting—XRP has left liquidity untouched at lower levels.
This could become a key factor in its next move.
A Closer Look at Liquidity Zones
Right now, XRP has a couple of critical areas to watch:
- Uncollected liquidity above – If price continues pushing up, we could see a liquidity grab before any real correction.
- Demand zones below – These areas could offer another buying opportunity, but it depends on whether price retraces to them before breaking higher.
Should We Expect a Retracement?
Ideally, I’d prefer XRP to leave the liquidity above untapped for now, as it would give us a clear target if price returns to a demand zone. However, if it does go up first, that could change the whole setup.
The Market is Unpredictable
As always, nothing is guaranteed. Price action can shift in ways we don’t expect, and XRP could still make an unexpected move. The key is to stay flexible and react based on what price actually does—not what we hope it will do.
Final Thought: If XRP retraces, I’ll be watching for entries at strong demand zones. If it keeps pushing up, we’ll reassess. Either way, this market always keeps us on our toes!
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