- XRP’s recent high break may be a classic liquidity grab, not a clean breakout
- Liquidity is stacked on both sides—expect sharp moves either way
- Key supply and demand zones will guide XRP’s next major impulse
You know that moment when you think something’s finally breaking out… but then it just fakes you out completely? Yeah, that might be what’s happening with XRP right now.
But let’s not jump the gun—let’s zoom in and break it down.
A Quick Recap Before We Dive In
If you’ve been following my recent updates, we were eyeing a key high on the H4 chart—a level that stood out not just because it was structurally important, but because of how price had reacted around it in the past.
Well, guess what? That level just got broken.
Or did it?
M30 Tells a Different Story
Here’s where things get interesting.
When we drop down to the 30-minute chart, we see the price barely pushed through that high with just the wick of the candle. No solid candle body close above, just a sharp spike and then boom—right back down.
That kind of behavior? It screams liquidity grab.
And if you’ve been trading for a while, you know how common this is. Market makers love to hunt stops, sweep liquidity, and then move price in the opposite direction. I’ve been caught in those traps more times than I’d like to admit—so I’m always cautious when I see a move like this.
So, What’s the Real XRP Price Prediction?
Honestly? Right now, we’re in a very delicate zone.
We’ve got liquidity sitting both above and below. Classic case. That means we could see moves in either direction before the market finally picks a side. It’s like watching a coiled spring—waiting, waiting… then bam.
This makes the short-term XRP price prediction a bit tricky. But here’s what I’m watching closely:
- A nearby supply zone just above where price might react again if it attempts another push.
- A demand zone just below, which could act as a launchpad if buyers step in with strength.
These two areas could end up being the deciding factors for XRP’s next impulse move.
Context is Everything
Here’s the thing: a move alone doesn’t mean much without context. Was it strong? Was it sustained? Did volume follow the breakout? Did price retest? These are the kinds of clues we use to determine whether a move is genuine or just a head fake.
That’s why the break of the high on H4—while tempting to interpret as bullish—still raises some questions. And until we get more confirmation, I wouldn’t bet the farm on either side.
Don’t Forget This…
Markets are wild. Always have been. Always will be.
Even with all the technical analysis in the world, we’ll never know the future with 100% certainty. These scenarios I share? They’re possible outcomes—not promises. Price can do whatever it wants, and it often does.
So stay flexible. Stay aware. And most of all, trust your process.
If you’re into real-time setups and price action breakdowns like this, keep an eye out for my next articles. I often dive deeper into lower timeframes and specific strategies that I use in my personal trading.
See you in the charts.
