XRP Pulls Back to $1.40 Following Daily Chart Golden Cross Formation
Despite completing a technical golden cross in late September, XRP declined by 9% over the subsequent week amid broader market liquidations.
XRP formed a golden cross on its daily chart in late September when its 50-day moving average crossed above its 200-day moving average near $1.50. After briefly reaching $1.51 on October 5, the token declined to $1.40 by October 9, marking a 9% weekly drop and sitting 62% below its record high of $3.65.
The technical cross lagged behind the late-September price rally that generated it. Selling pressure resumed in early October despite reports on October 5 that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission proposed listing XRP as a digital commodity. Market weakness was further compounded by roughly $1 billion in liquidations across the broader cryptocurrency sector by October 9.
The article compares the recent price action to past golden crosses for XRP. In mid-2025, a similar pattern preceded a 68% surge to $3.67, while crosses in August 2024 and February 2021 saw prices remain stagnant for roughly a month before embarking on eventual rallies.
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