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People keep calling XRP dead, but the chart is telling a different story. The common take right now: XRP is lagging while BTC is pushing past $70K and ETH is back over $2K. When something moves sideways while everything else runs, people assume it’s weak. But the data doesn’t fully support that. On the daily chart, the Bollinger Bands are compressed to one of the tightest ranges we’ve seen in months. Historically, that kind of squeeze usually comes before a big move, not endless sideways action. At the same time, RSI has been making higher lows since February. Price looks flat, but buyers keep stepping in on dips. The key levels are pretty clear too: $1.32 has been solid support multiple times $1.46–$1.50 keeps acting as resistance If it finally closes above $1.50, the next area people are watching is roughly $1.65–$1.80 Some people would call this Wyckoff-style accumulation, where larger players build positions while price stays in a range. Or maybe it’s just another chop zone and nothing more. Curious what others think — does the sideways action make you lose interest in XRP, or do ranges like this make you pay closer attention? submitted by /u/CryptoLedgerX to u/CryptoLedgerX |