The Future of XRP: What's Next?

XRP’s short-term price action on the 4-hour chart is messy—no real direction, just a lot of noise. But when you zoom out a bit, the bigger picture starts to show some signs of structure. Even though things look volatile, the momentum underneath looks like it’s building up.

Analyst Andrew Griffiths sees potential movement toward the bullish order block between 2.65 and 2.58. But here’s the catch—there’s also strong bearish pressure creeping in. If sellers take over and price doesn’t hold this zone, the whole bullish setup might fall apart.

This zone has been a reliable support level in the past. Buyers usually step in here, but if that doesn’t happen this time, we might be looking at a structural shift in the market.

Still, sentiment across crypto remains positive. Bitcoin's holding steady, and the TOTAL2 chart (which tracks altcoins excluding BTC) shows strength. So, this current weakness in XRP could just be a shakeout—not a full-blown reversal. Watch this zone closely—it could be the pivot point.

Key Level Watch: The Trade Setup

Griffiths points to that 2.65–2.58 bullish order block as the key zone. If price dips into that area with low sell pressure, he sees it as a potential long entry. It lines up with his strategy—look for high-probability entries where the market shows signs of exhaustion.

Things to watch for: dropping sell volume, long lower wicks (sign of rejection), or bullish candlestick patterns inside or just above the zone. These are clues that the bears might be losing steam.

Patience is key here. Griffiths advises waiting for a clear reaction before jumping in. And if you do go long, a stop-loss just under 2.3277 could offer a solid risk-reward setup.

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