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Crypto analyst Stephanie said XRP is at a critical decision point, adding that the altcoin could still rally to $2. She also outlined a bearish path in which XRP could fall below the psychological $1 level.
In an X post, Stephanie described XRP as being at a decision point, pointing to a multi-timeframe setup. She cited tight consolidation on the 4-hour timeframe, with pressure building. On the daily chart, she referenced a descending wedge, while on the weekly chart she said the price is sitting at major support and that an RSI reset is underway.
On-chain analytics platform Santiment suggested that “now may be a good low-risk entry point” for investors in XRP. The platform linked this view to weekly social data showing that FUD for XRP is at its third-highest level in the past two years. Santiment noted that XRP rebounded at the first and second-highest FUD points over the last two years.
Stephanie said XRP has been stuck in “chop” for months, but argued the current setup is tighter than before, implying a larger move may be approaching. She framed the situation as a matter of timing and direction rather than whether a breakout will occur.
She also pointed to the CLARITY Act as a potential catalyst for XRP’s next move, saying this week could be pivotal for the crypto bill. Stephanie added that the market may react before the bill passes, potentially as soon as the bill’s markup is scheduled.
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