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XRP is down 5% over the past week, struggling to regain momentum as technical indicators flash mixed signals. Its Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped below 50, and the price remains stuck within a tight range between key support and resistance levels.

At the same time, the Ichimoku Cloud has shifted from green to red, with a thickening cloud ahead suggesting growing bearish pressure. With volatility compressing and momentum fading, XRP is nearing a critical point where a breakout—or breakdown—seems increasingly likely.

XRP Struggles to Regain Momentum as RSI Drops Below 50

XRP’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently sitting at 44.54, after recovering from an intraday low of 40.67. Just yesterday, it was at 51.30, highlighting increased short-term volatility.

RSI is a momentum indicator that measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes to evaluate overbought or oversold conditions.

Readings above 70 typically suggest an asset is overbought, while readings below 30 indicate it may be oversold.

With XRP’s RSI at 44.54, it’s currently in neutral territory, showing neither strong buying nor selling pressure.

However, the fact that it hasn’t crossed the overbought threshold of 70 since March 19—over a month ago—signals a lack of sustained bullish momentum. This could mean XRP is still in a consolidation phase, with the market waiting for a clearer direction.

If RSI continues to climb toward 50 and beyond, it may hint at building momentum, but without a breakout above 70, upside could remain limited.

XRP Faces Uncertainty as Bearish Trend Begins to Expand

XRP is currently trading inside the Ichimoku Cloud, signaling market indecision and a neutral trend.

The Tenkan-sen (blue line) has crossed below the Kijun-sen (red line), which is a bearish signal, but with the price still within the cloud, it lacks full confirmation.

The cloud itself acts as a zone of support and resistance, and XRP is now moving sideways within that zone.

Looking ahead, the cloud has shifted from green to red—a sign that bearish momentum may be building. Even more concerning is that the red cloud is widening, which suggests increasing downward pressure in the near future.

A thickening red Kumo often signals stronger resistance overhead and a potential continuation of a bearish trend if the price breaks below the cloud.

Until XRP breaks out decisively in either direction, the market remains in a wait-and-see phase, but the growing red cloud tilts the bias toward caution.

XRP Compression Zone: A Breakout Could Send Price to $2.50 — Or Much Lower

XRP price is currently trading within a tight range, caught between a key support level at $2.05 and resistance at $2.09. This narrow channel reflects short-term uncertainty, but a decisive move in either direction could set the tone for what’s next.

If the $2.05 support fails, the next level to watch is $1.96. A break below that could trigger a steep drop toward $1.61, which would mark the first close below $1.70 since November 2024—a bearish signal that could accelerate selling pressure.

Recently, veteran analyst Peter Brandt warned that a major correction could hit XRP soon.

On the flip side, if bulls regain control and push XRP above the $2.09 resistance, the next target lies at $2.17. A breakout beyond that could open the door to a move toward $2.50, a price level not seen since March 19.

For that to happen, XRP would need a clear resurgence in momentum and buying volume.

Until then, the price remains trapped in a narrow zone, with both upside and downside potential on the table.

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Bitcoin ETF outflows have nearly amounted to $750 million in the last two days as the crypto market consistently fell. BlackRock, the largest issuer, has offloaded around 2,000 BTC in the previous 24 hours.

Together, the ETF issuers sold off enough BTC that they collectively hold less than Satoshi. They surpassed him three months ago and continued buying huge amounts of Bitcoin, indicating truly massive sales.

Bitcoin ETF Outflows Continue

Since the Bitcoin ETFs first got SEC approval last year, they’ve had a transformative impact on the market. Lately, however, they’ve been turning bearish.

Towards the end of February, the market saw $2.7 billion in outflows, and this trend continued. The last four consecutive weeks had outflows, and the market already lost nearly $750 million this week alone.

This marks the seventh consecutive day of outflows for this ETF market. IBIT, BlackRock’s product, led these losses with $151 million in the last 24 hours.

In mid-February, some analysts began speculating that BlackRock would begin selling its Bitcoin, and ETF analyst Shaun Edmondson noticed how large of a trend it’s becoming:

“I know the markets are very ‘risk off’ at the moment with the Tariff uncertainty, but this is yet another outflow day from the US Spot ETFs, collectively now falling below Satoshi again. Given the bullish narrative from the SEC, Strategy raising 21 billion, State [Bitcoin Reserve] race and National [Bitcoin Reserve] bill, I find this a little surprising,” Edmondson claimed.

BlackRock alone has offloaded around 2,000 BTC since Edmondson posted yesterday’s daily tallies. It’s unclear how far the ETF issuers want to take this trend, but these Bitcoin sales are very concerning.

These issuers surpassed Satoshi’s Bitcoin holdings in December, so these outflows have already eaten up three months’ worth of vociferous purchasing.

Still, despite this ETF pessimism, Bitcoin’s actual price could be doing a lot worse. The entire crypto market has been hit with massive outflows, and BTC fell accordingly.

However, the US CPI report this morning was better than anticipated, which allowed Bitcoin a little breathing room. It’s anyone’s guess, however, how long this reprieve will actually last.

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