- XRP is retracing after hitting the 62% Fibonacci level, but liquidity remains below
- The H2 supply zone is a crucial area—will it hold or push XRP lower?
- A liquidity grab around $2.20 could set up the next big move
In yesterday’s analysis, we saw XRP retracing from its latest bullish impulse.
If you’ve been following our previous articles, you already know what we’ve been anticipating.
Now, the price has reacted to the 62% Fibonacci retracement level, but it has left liquidity below—something the market might come back to grab before making its next move.
XRP at a Critical Supply Zone – What’s Next?
Right now, XRP is sitting in an H2 supply zone.
The big question is: will this zone hold, or will the price push lower to take liquidity? Based on liquidity concepts, it wouldn’t be surprising to see XRP drop to $2.20 before a real move upward.
Personally, I’d wait for that liquidity grab before considering any buys.
No Certainties in Trading – Only Probabilities
One thing is clear: there are no guarantees in the market. Price could move in an unpredictable way, defying all expectations. The scenarios discussed here are possible outcomes, not certainties.
