XRP at a Crossroads: Buy the Dip or Bail Out?

Ripple's embattled token flashes conflicting signals as traders scramble for position.

The Bull Case: On-chain metrics show accumulation by whales—someone's betting big on a rebound.

The Bear Trap: Death cross looms on weekly charts while SEC lawsuit overhang keeps institutional money sidelined.

Technical indicators can't decide if this is the ultimate discount or a falling knife. Meanwhile, Wall Street 'experts' still can't tell the difference between a blockchain and a spreadsheet.

XRP: What Do Technical Pointers Say?

The technical pointers on TradingView point toward the ‘sell’ option for Ripple’s native token XRP. Summarizing the technicals, the Oscillators point towards a sell, while the Moving Averages show ‘strong sell’. Therefore, all pointers lead to the same direction which is a ‘sell’ and ‘strong sell’.

The poor price movements are a recurring trend suggesting that a downward movement is on the cards. The estimates suggest that it is best to sell XRP now and book profits and not hold on to it as there are more chances of losing the money. Book profits and wait for further decline to take an entry position in the altcoin.

In addition, accumulating XRP at the $2.2 range WOULD be a wrong decision as stagnation would make investments standstill. The best time to load up on XRP could be when it falls below the $2 price level next. Anything below the $1.8 to $1.7 level would be a perfect buy as it could bottom out in price.

Despite finding new partnerships and providing fintech solutions to governments, banks, and other financial institutions, XRP failed to rally in the charts this quarter. So the chances of soaring here on remain slim.