XRP Price Prediction as $0.50 Level Fails to Hold – Will XRP Keep Falling?
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The XRP price has fallen by 3.5% in the past 24 hours, with its drop to $0.482084 coming on a bad day for the cryptocurrency market as a whole, which is down across the board.
XRP is now down by 4% in a week and by 23.5% in the last 30 days, although the altcoin remains up by 41.5% since the beginning of 2023.
However, with XRP’s fundamentals remaining as strong as they were back in July (when it almost reached $0.85), the current dip provides investors with a good opportunity to buy the altcoin cheaply before it returns to growth.
XRP Price Prediction as $0.50 Level Fails to Hold – Will XRP Keep Falling?
Unsurprisingly, XRP’s chart and indicators are showing some real weakness at the moment, but this can obviously be read as a sign that the coin is oversold and now available at a big discount.
Its relative strength index (purple) has not only just touched 30, but it has been very close to 30 for around a month now, indicating that a recovery of some kind is long overdue.
On the other hand, XRP’s 30-day moving average (yellow) is about to fall below its 200-day average (blue), a move which would form a ‘death cross’ that can often signal further losses to come.
Simon Chandler is a Brighton-based writer and journalist with over ten years of experience writing about crypto, technology, politics and culture. He has written for Cryptonews.com since late 2017, when the website was first launched, and has also written for Cointelegraph and CryptoVantage, as well as such websites as Forbes, Wired, Digital Trends and Business Insider.