(But Not in a Bad Way)
Let me take a few minutes to explain what’s going on with XRP — it’s unusual, but promising.
We first saw a major peak in early December, followed immediately by large candles — signaling strong price movements. As the first low was hit around the same time, volatility increased and prices began rising.
Another peak appeared in mid-January, and this time, the candles were massive — meaning extreme volatility and big price swings. From that point until April 7, the market remained bearish, and these swings continued.
Then things shifted.
Between April 13 and April 21, the candles shrank noticeably. Volatility dropped, but prices kept climbing. On April 28, we saw the most recent peak, and again, volatility was near zero. Even though XRPUSDT dipped over the next seven days, no new lows were made — prices stayed strong. That’s a bullish sign.
During the bearish phase, prices dropped hard. But now, with a bullish market, resistance no longer triggers strong selling. Instead, we see consolidation — a pause — which usually precedes further growth.
So yes, it’s a strange signal… but in the best way possible.
Hold steady — XRP is likely to resume its climb in the coming days.