Despite the bearish pressure on XRP, a fall to around $1.90 may present a buying opportunity. This article analyzes key support and potential rebound paths, providing advice for swing traders and medium-term investors.
After experiencing recent selling pressure and a fall, the price of XRP may temporarily touch the $1.90 support zone. While this situation is concerning, from another perspective, if risk is managed well and market rhythm is grasped, it may also bring opportunities for a rebound or medium to long-term gains.
Why the current pullback might be a “buying point”?
First, there are analyses indicating that the market is under selling pressure in the short term due to emotional fluctuations. However, from historical trends, XRP has rebounded multiple times after retracements. Although there was a breakout at the beginning of this year from a multi-month triangle aiming for higher price levels, if the overall market experiences fluctuations and adjustments, the short-term low point may become a new starting point.
Secondly, many bearish analyses currently regard the $1.90–$1.80 range as an important support or potential bottom. If this area is effectively defended, “buying on dips” will become a strategy.
Finally, even during the current period of passive adjustment, one cannot ignore the potential long-term benefits, such as the market’s cyclical rotation of crypto assets or the possible rebound brought by future macroeconomic environment and regulatory improvements.
Analysis of Support Levels and Potential Rebound Paths
- If XRP falls to the $1.90–$1.80 range and finds support, there is a chance to initiate a new rebound wave. This range is considered by analysts as the “bottom testing zone.”
- The rebound target may first look towards $2.20–$2.30. If it breaks through, there is hope to return to $2.50 or even higher. Some historical trends show that XRP has successfully rebounded after similar pullbacks.
- If macro sentiment improves (such as changes in interest rate expectations, institutional funds re-entering the crypto market, etc.), it may bring unexpected rebound opportunities for XRP.
Strategies that medium-term/long-term investors should consider
For medium-term or long-term investors, the following can be considered:
- Building positions in batches: Divide the funds into several parts and gradually build positions in different support zones. For example, first build a position in the $1.90–$1.80 zone, and if support is established, add to the position.
- Diversify risks appropriately: Do not put all your investments in XRP, allocate a certain percentage to other crypto assets to reduce the risks brought by the volatility of a single currency.
- Set medium to long-term goals: Referencing the previous trend where XRP once surged to $2.70–$3.00, establish a medium-term target, but also be prepared for range fluctuations.
Risk management and portfolio allocation advice
- Stop loss setting: If the price falls below $1.70–$1.75, consider reducing positions or liquidating to prevent significant losses from further declines.
- Position Control: It is recommended that the position of a single cryptocurrency does not exceed 20-30% of the overall crypto asset allocation to avoid excessive volatility of a single asset impacting the entire portfolio.
- Pay attention to on-chain & fund flow data: changes in exchange balances, large transfer situations, and derivatives open interest, all of which may indicate the next trend.
In summary, for investors who are willing to take on certain risks and are optimistic about the medium to long-term trend, XRP may present an actionable entry opportunity when it falls to the $1.90 range or lower. However, the prerequisite is to have strict risk management, a reasonable strategy for building positions in batches, as well as patience and market insight.
* The information is not intended to be and does not constitute financial advice or any other recommendation of any sort offered or endorsed by Gate.