XRP Enters Historical Window That Has Previously Led To Triple-Digit Rallies

XRP's weekly chart has entered a critical technical zone, often acting as a turning point in recent years. The focus is on the 50-week simple moving average (SMA), a long-term trend indicator.
Analysis shows that periods below the 50-week SMA have historically marked the end of downturns and the start of rallies for XRP.
The 50-week SMA acts as a structural divider between bearish and bullish phases. Brief dips are less significant than extended periods below this level.
In past cycles, XRP spent around 70 days below the 50-week SMA before an upward move. In 2017, it took about 70 days, resulting in a sharp upside. In 2021, the duration was 49 days, leading to significant price increases.
The most notable rebound occurred in 2024, with XRP trading below the 50-week SMA for 84 days before experiencing a +850% increase.
Currently, XRP is nearing 70 days below the 50-week SMA, indicating potential for a similar pattern as seen in previous cycles.
Historically, XRP rallies ranged from 70% in 2021 to 850% in 2024 after breaking above the 50-week SMA.

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