- XRP saw its lower timeframe market structure and momentum flip bearishly
- Despite the strong selling pressure, there is a chance of recovery
XRP has been rangebound over the last ten months. It formed a smaller range over the past two months and did not show signs of breaking out of this range at press time. In fact, the technical indicators suggested that a price bounce from $0.514 might happen.
Alas, this did not come to pass. XRP fell by 14.6% on 7 June, and it did so after bouncing by 10% from its lows, signaling a news-driven impulse move. What can traders expect from the altcoin next?
Lower timeframe mid-range was lost
Source: XRP/USDT on TradingView
The two-month range (yellow) extended from $0.47 to $0.56. The mid-range level at $0.514 served as support earlier this week, but Friday’s Bitcoin [BTC] crash dragged XRP down. This flipped the lower timeframe structure bearishly.
The OBV has been on a downtrend since April. It tried to recover in May, but over the past ten days set lower lows. This revealed that even though XRP was above the short-term range’s mid-level, buying pressure remained weak.
The RSI on the daily chart was also below neutral 50, signaling a downtrend in progress. This, combined with the loss of the psychological $0.5 zone, could see XRP drop as low as $0.45.
Assessing the chances of another sharp drop
Source: Hyblock
The price action chart and the technical indicators signalled bearishness. On the other hand, the liquidations chart revealed that traders might want to counter-trade the downtrend. The liquidity pockets down to $0.45 have been swept too.
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The next large cluster of liquidity lies at $0.58, which is the mid-range level of the 10-month range. Therefore, though it would be counterintuitive, it seemed likely that XRP might surge towards $0.58 in June before another rejection.
Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion.
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