XRP is once again drawing attention as on-chain data and price structure begin to align in a way that feels familiar to long-term market participants. Data from Glassnode indicates that various groups of investors are altering their positioning. 

The wallets that have been active between 1 week and 1 month are continually acquiring more XRP at a lower cost compared to those that acquired 6 to 12 months ago. This forms a stack where new buyers have a lower cost compared to the previous buyers.

This system can be stressful for large buyers if XRP remains low, as the market did in the early part of 2022. However, this does not mean that all people are panic sellers. 

Buyers will come in quietly, and long-term holders will take a second look. As long as this continues, the market will remain balanced.

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XRP Price Structure Holds, but Support Faces Repeated Tests

From a technical perspective, EGRAG CRYPTO observes that XRP is trading within a definite range on a weekly chart. The resistance level is $3.40-$3.60, and the support level is $1.85-$1.95.

EGRAG CRYPTO notes that a temporary dip below $1.85 due to liquidity does not necessarily mean a failure. Such small fluctuations are quite common in a range-bound market. However, if the price closes the week below $1.85, it would mean a breakout of the existing trend and a possibility of a market correction.

Analyst Dom brings another piece to the puzzle by examining the order flow. After a 30% increase in the first part of the month, Dom realized that this increase lacked strong support and was facilitated by low liquidity.

The price of XRP has since reached the $1.80 region three times, which he considers the final signal of a potential bottoming formation. A breakdown may occur if the price falls further at this point, while breaking above $2.05 is considered essential for a strong technical position.

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