XRP is showing mixed performance today, slipping 1% to around $3.05. The decline has wiped out the gains made in the last few days.
Analysts have been warning about a significant bearish divergence for nearly two weeks. This technical pattern occurs when prices form higher highs but the Relative Strength Index (RSI) forms lower highs. It often means weakening momentum before a price correction.
The last time such a pattern appeared on XRP’s chart was in late 2020 to early 2021. Following that divergence, XRP suffered a steep drop, falling between 62% and 74% over the next few months. The analyst now fears a similar scenario could play out again.
Expectations for the Coming Weeks
If this bearish setup continues, XRP may enter a period of sideways movement or gradual decline over the next few months. While short-term rallies are still possible, the overall trend is showing signs of exhaustion.
In terms of support, the first important area to watch lies between $2.90 and $3.00, with $2.90 acting as a crucial floor. A breakdown below this zone could open the door for a retest of $2.75. If selling pressure continues, the next major support sits between $2.55 and $2.62.
Larger Price Structure Remains Weak
The broader price structure also raises concerns. Earlier this year, XRP saw a sharp rally followed by sideways consolidation and then a breakdown below support. It was also observed that today’s pattern looks strikingly similar and history could repeat.
Overall, while XRP remains volatile and capable of short bursts upward, the current technical picture points toward caution. Unless buyers step in to reclaim the trend, the market may see more pressure before any sustainable recovery.
