
XRP has been in the lower trade in the last session as market players evaluated a long-term structural review. At the reporting time, XRP was trading at $1.91 which indicated a 2.0% decrease in 24 hours. Although there was a pullback, the price action was technically important, and XRP was able to maintain its immediate support when trading near a well-defined resistance level. This context puts fresh emphasis on higher timeframes of macro price structures.
During the session, XRP supported itself at $1.91 and was not able to continue moving downwards. But price did not regain resistance at $1.95 that curtailed intraday efforts to recover. The trade within the 24-hour range was again squeezed meaning it was not too volatile but controlled.
In the meantime, XRP was exchanged at 0.00002144 BTC with 0.4% growth over Bitcoin, which pointed to strength in the relation of crypto pairs in the market. This divergence was a context that traders followed positioning in both spots and paired assets.
According to Egrag Crypto, XRP’s long-term chart reflects three completed macro formations, labeled Pink, Blue, and Yellow. Each structure reportedly reached its projected measured move with near-total accuracy.
These formations shared similar compression behavior before expansion phases followed. Notably, the analyst identified a fourth developing structure, labeled White, which displays comparable duration symmetry and breakout mechanics. This observation shifted focus toward historical consistency rather than short-term volatility.
Within this framework, analyst amonyx outlined sequential price objectives tied to structural phases. The analyst noted that Phase 4 has begun, opening a technical path toward $21.5 as an intermediate level. Beyond that range, attention remains on a broader projection toward $42, derived from prior measured move behavior.
https://x.com/amonyx/status/2015109800309272888?s=20However, current market activity remains anchored near the $1.91–$1.95 zone. Consequently, near-term price behavior continues to reflect consolidation before any structural expansion unfolds