- XRP swept liquidity below, but liquidity above remains.
- Accumulation could signal a move higher in the short term.
- Market uncertainty remains—always trade with a plan.
In our last XRP analysis, we looked at a demand zone that seemed promising for a reaction—but it never happened.

Why?

To understand this, let’s go back to the March 4th setup I previously shared. Back then, I pointed out two key elements:

- Liquidity still sitting below
- An extreme demand zone waiting to be tapped
Now, XRP has finally moved near that demand, taken liquidity on the left, and is currently accumulating—building even more liquidity above.

So, what’s next?
XRP Analysis: What’s Happening on the Charts?
The Demand Zone Wasn’t Enough—Yet
Even though the demand level looked strong, price needed to sweep liquidity first. Now that it has done that, we might see a shift.
Accumulation & Liquidity Above
Right now, XRP is in an accumulation phase, meaning market makers could be preparing for the next big move.

And guess what? There’s still liquidity sitting above that price could target next.
XRP Price Prediction: What’s the Plan?
- If XRP pushes up, I’ll watch how it reacts at the liquidity above
- If it dips back into demand, I’ll look for a possible long entry
- If structure shifts bearish again, a deeper sweep could be on the table
No certainties here—the market can always surprise us. That’s why I always recommend trading with a clear plan.
By the way, if you’re looking for a solid platform to trade XRP, Weex offers great tools for tracking liquidity levels and making informed decisions.
Final Thoughts: Stay Sharp & Be Patient
Right now, I’m watching price action closely. If we get a proper confirmation, we could see a strong move upward. But as always, if things don’t line up, I won’t force the trade.
What’s your take? Will XRP grab the liquidity above, or is another dip coming first?
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