Ripple’s XRP has shown signs of strength entering 2026, bouncing off key support levels after a prolonged downtrend. While the price action remains below major moving averages, the recent bullish push is giving traders a reason to watch closely. Momentum is shifting, but major resistance levels still need to be cleared to confirm a reversal.
On the daily chart, XRPUSDT is trading around $2.00 after bouncing from the $1.8 support zone. The price is still within a descending channel, but today’s daily candle is testing the upper trendline.
The 100-day and 200-day moving averages are sitting above, acting as dynamic resistance above the $2.30 zone. If the asset breaks the descending channel and flips this resistance zone, the next target lies around $2.50 and beyond. The RSI has broken above 60, suggesting strengthening momentum, but it is approaching overbought territory, which could cause short-term consolidation.
On the XRPBTC chart, the price has pushed strongly into the 2,230 sat region, after bouncing just above the 2,000 sat key mid-range level. The pair is now eyeing the critical supply zone at 2,500 sats.
Earlier in December, the 100-day moving average crossed below the 200-day moving average, indicating a bearish outlook, with the former now acting as immediate resistance. Yet, the RSI is now accelerating upward, as the price is pushing higher aggressively. If the current momentum holds, XRP could challenge the upper resistance bands soon.
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