XRP's rebound from the low point has been less than 25%, but many market participants are already discussing target prices of $8-12. This needs to be explained from a technical perspective.
The hourly chart indeed shows RSI entering the overbought zone, and under normal logic, a correction should occur. However, there is an interesting phenomenon—historically, XRP tends to trigger even stronger rallies when overbought, with previous single-sided moves reaching as high as 129%. So, in the short term, there is pressure for a correction, but the long-term upside potential has not disappeared.
The daily chart is even clearer. XRP has just broken through multiple days of resistance, closing at a new high since November. If the upward momentum continues, the first key level to watch is whether it can hold above the $3.13-3.66 range. In extreme cases, it could surge toward $8-12. However, the next few days' performance will be crucial, as it will directly determine whether this is just a rebound or the start of a new trend.
From a position perspective, holding mainly spot is a more prudent strategy. The market indeed looks promising, but short-term volatility is unavoidable, so be mentally prepared.
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MetaLord420
· 10h ago
Wait a minute, XRP is overbought and can still rally 129%? That logic is a bit crazy; we need to keep an eye on the 3.13 level.
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-07 12:45
On-chain data shows that this wave of RSI overbought is actually a signal of acceleration, and historical review has validated this
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It is worth noting that the key support level of 3.13-3.66 is the real test when broken
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My observation is that short-term corrections are normal, but the trend framework is still intact
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Hold spot positions and don't think about short-term trading back and forth
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Based on past experience, XRP tends to launch more vigorous rallies when overbought, and this time is no exception
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Monitoring shows that if it stabilizes above 3.66, $8-12 is not a dream, but the next few days are critical
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 01-07 11:51
$8 to $12? Let's first stabilize at $3 before talking.
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ContractTearjerker
· 01-07 11:51
Is XRP really coming this time, or is it another round of pulling the wool over investors' eyes? Let's see if it can hold above $3.
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CommunityWorker
· 01-07 11:40
Ripple really has something this time; everyone who was trapped before is laughing.
I've never seen a 129% one-way move, but this time it truly feels different.
If it can't hold above $3, then $8 is just a dream. Let's first look at the daily chart.
Holding spot is comfortable; no more fussing.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-07 11:32
Wait, can XRP historically be oversold and then surge in the opposite direction? That logic is a bit absurd.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-07 11:28
A 129% bullish trend is indeed worth paying attention to, and there's also something to learn from the computing power revenue ratio.
From the growth curve of the computing power network, there are still opportunities for deployment.
Short-term fluctuations are unavoidable, but the key is whether 3.13-3.66 can hold steady. This is a watershed.
Historical data shows that overbought conditions can actually lead to further increases, which is quite interesting.
Focusing mainly on spot trading is indeed a prudent strategy, but psychological resilience is very important; volatility is normal.
Breaking the November new high could mean the trend is about to shift, so it's worth monitoring.
In terms of ROI, if it can really reach 8-12, even from the low points, it's not a small number.
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InfraVibes
· 01-07 11:27
8 yuan? I’m skeptical, let’s see if it can hold above 3 yuan first.
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XRP is indeed interesting this time, but don’t be scared by the target price. Holding spot is the most comfortable way to sleep.
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Overbought and still up 129%? That logic is incredible. Keep an eye on the trend for a few days.
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Wait, RSI is overbought and still pushing higher? Is XRP trying to cause trouble?
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Safety first or spot holdings. Rebounds are possible, but don’t expect too much.
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Listening to $12 is fine, but let’s see if it can break through 3.66 first.
XRP's rebound from the low point has been less than 25%, but many market participants are already discussing target prices of $8-12. This needs to be explained from a technical perspective.
The hourly chart indeed shows RSI entering the overbought zone, and under normal logic, a correction should occur. However, there is an interesting phenomenon—historically, XRP tends to trigger even stronger rallies when overbought, with previous single-sided moves reaching as high as 129%. So, in the short term, there is pressure for a correction, but the long-term upside potential has not disappeared.
The daily chart is even clearer. XRP has just broken through multiple days of resistance, closing at a new high since November. If the upward momentum continues, the first key level to watch is whether it can hold above the $3.13-3.66 range. In extreme cases, it could surge toward $8-12. However, the next few days' performance will be crucial, as it will directly determine whether this is just a rebound or the start of a new trend.
From a position perspective, holding mainly spot is a more prudent strategy. The market indeed looks promising, but short-term volatility is unavoidable, so be mentally prepared.