- XRP, that mischievous scamp, eyes the $1.65 treasure chest, but ol’ Bitcoin‘s unfinished symphony might send it tumbling to $1.30 first. Mark my words, it’s a regular circus out there!
- The technical tea leaves are as clear as mud-RSI at 36, MACD doing a bullish jig on the 4-hour stage. It’s enough to make a man’s head spin faster than a Mississippi riverboat wheel!
- If Bitcoin takes a nosedive to $52.2k, XRP might find itself at $0.87, filling a liquidity gap quicker than a hound dog after a rabbit. Ain’t that just the way of the world?
XRP’s been trading near $1.46, feeling the weight of weeks of downward pressure heavier than a Southern summer. All eyes are on Bitcoin, the ringmaster of this crypto circus, and its next grand move.
Crypto analyst TARA, known as @PrecisionTrade3 on the Twitter wire, has laid out scenarios more tangled than a catfish in a knot. The waves, they say, are incomplete-like a story without an ending. TradingView charts show XRP clinging to a consolidation zone frailer than a politician’s promise.
XRP’s Predicament: Bitcoin’s Unfinished Business
TARA reckons XRP’s already kissed the 0.382 resistance at $1.53, but Bitcoin’s waves are as unfinished as a half-built barn. Bitcoin, that old rascal, might correct itself down to $65,800, dragging XRP to $1.30 faster than you can say “shenanigans.”
According to the post, Bitcoin’s got another trick up its sleeve-a push to $75.4k. It’s enough to make your head spin like a top on a Sunday afternoon.
Here’s what I’m watchin’ for… XRP’s already reached its textbook .382 resistance at ~$1.53, BUT the waves on Bitcoin look as incomplete as a half-baked pie. On Bitcoin, I’m expectin’ a short-term correction down to ~$65.8k and then ANOTHER push up to the .5 resistance level at $75.4k. It’s a regular rollercoaster, I tell ya!
– TARA (@PrecisionTrade3)
This could send XRP on another wave higher, aiming for $1.65. But don’t get too comfortable-a deeper dive is possible. If Bitcoin hits $52,200, XRP might find itself at $0.87, filling a liquidity gap quicker than a hungry hog at a trough. TARA promises updates as the drama unfolds.
Daily Chart: A Bearish Ballad
TradingView’s daily chart shows XRP near $1.46, having rejected the January rebound near $2.40 like a cat rejecting a bath. It’s trading below the 20-day moving average, sitting in the lower half of the Bollinger Bands-a regular bear’s picnic.

This structure confirms sustained bearish pressure, with lower highs and lower lows since late December. Recent candles formed close to the lower Bollinger Band near $1.29, like a moth drawn to a flame.
The Relative Strength Index sits around 36, recovering slightly from near-oversold levels near 32. It’s like a man easing off the brakes but not quite hitting the gas. Key support levels are at $1.40 and $1.29, while resistance lurks at $1.71 and $2.13. Trading volume has spiked, suggesting capitulation selling rather than a quiet retreat.
Four-Hour Chart: A Glimmer of Hope?
On the four-hour chart, XRP consolidates around $1.46, rebounding from an intraday low near $1.40. The broader structure leans bearish but shows early signs of stabilization, like a ship righting itself after a storm.
Candles form above the demand zone between $1.40 and $1.43, suggesting sellers are taking a breather. RSI sits near 51, shifting from bearish to neutral momentum. The MACD indicator has crossed upward, with growing green histogram bars-a bullish divergence from recent lows.

These signals point to improving short-term momentum if volume continues to rise. Support remains at $1.40, followed by $1.32. Resistance stands near $1.52 and then $1.65. It’s a regular tightrope walk, I tell ya!
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