XRP: The Never-Ending Rollercoaster of “Maybe Tomorrow”

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So, XRP decided to join the crypto party again, huh? Another crash, another day of me wondering if this thing is ever gonna break out of its endless loop of “almost, but not quite.” It’s like watching a sitcom where the main character keeps tripping over the same rug-you know it’s coming, but you still cringe every time.

The Daily Chart: Because Who Doesn’t Love a Good False Hope?

On the daily chart, XRP tried to break above $1.60. Spoiler alert: it didn’t stick. Classic XRP move-teases you with a little upward action, then slaps you in the face with a liquidity sweep. Buy-side liquidity? Gone. Sellers? Back in full force. It’s like a bad first date where you think it’s going well, but then they ghost you.

Now it’s back to the same old range, bouncing between the upper supply zone and the lower demand base. Consolidation? More like procrastination. Unless XRP gets its act together and holds above that midline, we’re stuck in this range-bound purgatory. Liquidity hunts? Oh, they’re having a field day. Short-term volatility? More like a never-ending sitcom of chaos.

XRP/USDT 4-Hour Chart: The Descending Drama Continues

On the 4-hour chart, XRP is still in its structurally bearish phase. Surprise, surprise. After the failed breakout and liquidity sweep, it’s back to forming lower highs and lower lows. It’s like it’s stuck in a bad habit it can’t quit. The bounce from $1.10-$1.20? Sharp, but as corrective as a “Sorry, I was busy” text after standing someone up.

Now it’s chilling around $1.35-$1.40, which used to be support. Big deal. As long as it’s below $1.50, every upside attempt is probably gonna hit a wall of sellers. A move to $1.50-$1.55? Unless it comes with some serious momentum, it’s just another corrective retest. And if it loses the current support? Well, get ready for another liquidity sweep. Because why not?

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2026-02-23 13:00