- XRP dropped to grab liquidity, but liquidity above is still untouched
- A demand zone could trigger a buy, but patience is key
- Price is unpredictable, so always wait for confirmation before trading
In our last XRP analysis, we pointed out that the structure was still bearish, meaning price could drop to grab the liquidity below—and that’s exactly what happened.
But here’s the catch: XRP left liquidity above untouched and didn’t reach the higher supply zone I was eyeing.
Annoying? Maybe.
But it also means one thing—that liquidity will be taken at some point in the future. Unfortunately, we won’t be there to ride that move this time.
Now, let’s break down what’s next.
XRP Analysis: What’s the Market Telling Us?
Liquidity Still Exists Above—But Price Is Dropping
Looking at the M15 chart, we can see XRP still has liquidity to grab above.
But for now? It’s dropping and leaving more liquidity behind.
That’s why my interest is shifting to this demand zone I’ve been watching.
Where Would I Consider Buying?
If price reacts well to this demand, I’d be interested in taking a buy position.
But like always, patience is key. If it sweeps liquidity below first, I’d be even more confident in the setup.
What’s Next for XRP?
- XRP left liquidity above, so at some point, expect a move to clear it.
- Price is dropping into demand, making it a potential buy zone.
- If XRP sweeps the lower liquidity first, it could create a stronger setup.
We don’t have absolute certainty here—price can do whatever it wants. These are just possible scenarios, not guaranteed outcomes.
By the way, if you’re trading XRP, Weex is a great platform to monitor liquidity levels and execute trades efficiently.
Final Thoughts: Stay Patient, Stay Smart
As always, watch price action carefully instead of forcing trades. If it doesn’t set up the way you like, move on to the next opportunity.
What do you think? Will XRP take out the higher liquidity first, or is it heading for another sweep lower?
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