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XRP Just Hit An Infamous Liquidity Pocket, Here’s What Happened Last Time It Hit

XRP has once again traded into a known liquidity pocket between $1.90 and $1.75, a key support zone since December 2024. This area has repeatedly attracted price action, including after XRP's all-time high of $3.65 in July 2025. Historical data shows visits to this zone often result in a relief bounce, such as the rebound above $2.40 in early January. Currently, the daily Stochastic RSI indicates deeply oversold conditions, which have previously aligned with rebounds. If the zone holds, a bounce is likely. However, a decisive break below with strong selling pressure could shift the outlook to bearish. Recent trading activity suggests many holders are near breakeven, which may increase selling pressure if prices don't rise.

bitcoinist01/21 17:15

XRP Just Hit An Infamous Liquidity Pocket, Here’s What Happened Last Time It Hit

bitcoinist01/21 17:15

Bitcoin and Ethereum’s post-Christmas bounce fades as sentiment normalises

Bitcoin's brief post-Christmas recovery above $90,000 faded as prices fell back below $87,000 amid a shift from extreme pessimism to cautious neutrality in market sentiment. Data from Santiment indicates the rally coincided with a spike in negative social sentiment—typical of short-term contrarian moves—but stalled once sentiment normalized. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum showed similar patterns: prices bounced during periods of fear, then lost momentum as sentiment stabilized, suggesting the moves were driven by short covering rather than conviction buying. Price action for both cryptocurrencies remains constrained within a broader downward structure, with repeated rejections at descending resistance levels indicating consolidation rather than reversal. The market lacks either strong bullish momentum or renewed panic selling, leaving it in a state of indecision. External catalysts or fresh positioning will likely be needed to break the current range. Until then, short-term volatility may continue without a clear directional bias.

ambcrypto12/29 20:53

Bitcoin and Ethereum’s post-Christmas bounce fades as sentiment normalises

ambcrypto12/29 20:53

Curve DAO’s relief rally faces $0.38 resistance: Should you buy or sell?

The Curve DAO token (CRV) experienced a 16% relief rally over four days, bouncing from $0.331 to $0.385 after a prolonged downtrend. Despite this bounce, which filled a short-term imbalance on the charts, the overall trend remains bearish. The token faces strong resistance at the $0.38 level, and key indicators like the On-Balance Volume (OBV) show little sign of reversal. The longer-term outlook suggests further downside is likely, with a potential retest of support near $0.33 or lower. Traders are advised to maintain a bearish bias unless a significant bullish reversal is confirmed.

ambcrypto12/24 01:02

Curve DAO’s relief rally faces $0.38 resistance: Should you buy or sell?

ambcrypto12/24 01:02

XRP sentiment turns deeply negative — and history says that’s when prices bounce

According to on-chain analytics firm Santiment, XRP sentiment has turned deeply negative, with social media commentary plunging into the "fear zone"—a historically bullish signal that has often preceded price bounces. This shift in sentiment coincides with XRP stabilizing at a key support zone between $1.83–$1.87, where buyers have previously stepped in. Technical indicators show selling pressure easing, with the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator moving toward positive territory, suggesting capital is returning. Key resistance levels to watch are $1.97–$2.03 and $2.15, while a break below support could lead to a decline toward $1.65. The combination of washed-out sentiment, holding major support, and returning inflows suggests a higher probability of a near-term price rebound.

ambcrypto12/22 17:31

XRP sentiment turns deeply negative — and history says that’s when prices bounce