XRP Whale Flows Hit 2021 Levels: Is History Repeating?
XRP is struggling to reclaim higher prices. The market is uncertain. Bitcoin is testing resistance. And the largest XRP holders on Binance have gone quieter than at any point in four years — which, in markets, is rarely a neutral condition. Despite this stabilization, the broader structure remains bearish. XRP is still trading below the 50-day (blue), 100-day (green), and 200-day (red) moving averages, all trending downward. This alignment confirms that the primary trend has not reversed, and any upside attempts remain corrective within a larger downtrend. The 50-day average continues to act as immediate resistance, capping short-term rallies.Related Reading
Volume dynamics provide additional context. The February sell-off was accompanied by a significant spike in volume, suggesting forced liquidations and panic-driven selling. Since then, volume has declined steadily, indicating reduced participation and a lack of strong conviction from buyers.
Structurally, XRP is forming a base, but without confirmation. The repeated defense of the $1.25–$1.30 zone shows demand is present, yet insufficient to drive a breakout. A move above $1.50 would be required to shift momentum, while a break below support could trigger another leg lower.
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