XRP's Ascending Triangle: Breakout Imminent, $3.2 Target
XRP's 12-hour time frame update, as shared by Egrag Crypto, a prominent technical analyst in the XRP community, indicates that the asset is still filling in an ascending triangle pattern. Historically, ascending triangles favor breakouts to the upside approximately 70-75% of the time, with downward breakouts occurring around 25-30% of the time.
Based on this statistical pattern, Egrag Crypto expects XRP to revisit the $3.2 to $3.4 range. The current support level is at $2.4700, with resistance levels at $2.7500, $3.2240, and $3.4000. On the downside, potential targets include $2.0000 and $1.6000. The chart also outlines previous highs and price movements that align with the overall ascending triangle structure, suggesting a significant price movement may be imminent once the resistance is breached.
The post sparked discussions among XRP enthusiasts, with some users expressing skepticism about the predictability of price movements. One user, BuyTheDip, stated that while technical analysis has some credibility, the market ultimately decides the direction of price movements. Another user supported Egrag Crypto's technical analysis, pointing out that the five-wave triangle ended at $2.50 and needs to break the top of the ascending triangle to move towards the pattern's target, the $3.3 level.
For traders and investors, the key levels to watch include the $2.4700 support level and the $2.7500 resistance. A confirmed breakout above resistance could lead to a push towards $3.2 and beyond, while a failure to break resistance may result in a retest of lower support zones. It is essential to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions, as the views expressed in this article may not represent the opinion of the author or the publication.

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