XRP is now trading at $2.19, rising 11% today. In the last 24 hours, trading volume jumped to $4.9 billion, up by 28.31%. Over the past week, the price moved up only slightly, gaining just 0.7%. Traders are still careful, watching the $2.50 level, where the price was recently pushed back again.
Analyst @c3_trading flagged a possible dip-buy zone between $2.00 and $2.10. The setup? A potential 20% rebound back to $2.50. XRP’s short, medium, and long-term trends are all pointed down, but short-term spikes like this keep the bulls interested. Add in whispers of an ETF and $400M in new treasuries, and 2025 starts to look intriguing.
XRP future uncertain as bullish and bearish views clash
DigitalCoinPrice is bullish. Their data shows XRP once hit $3.39 in early 2025, despite dipping below $2.10. Experts now claim a break of the $3.84 ceiling is coming soon. If momentum holds, XRP could reach between $4.60 and $4.78 before year’s end—a bold target in a shaky market.
But Changelly sees it differently. Their analysis expects a ceiling of just $2.11 in 2025. The predicted average? $2.45, with the low at $1.76. That’s a conservative take, with a potential ROI of -3.2%. For now, XRP’s real movement sits closer to their June target: $2.19, nearly flat with today’s rate.
Short term XRP volatility attracts traders
Support sits strong at $2.00 and lower at $1.60. Firm at $2.50, with a stretch goal of $3.00. These bands will likely define XRP’s next few months. Traders watch these zones closely, looking for breakouts or breakdowns to set the tone.
Short-term volatility keeps speculators busy. But the larger trend remains down. If bulls want to reclaim momentum, they’ll need to flip $2.50 into a base. Until then, it’s range-bound grinding, fueled by rumors and hope. Patience and strategy will be critical in this high-risk, high-reward market.