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XRP Technical Indicators Show Historic Low Momentum Readings Amid Analyst Debate
XRP's two-week Relative Strength Index has hit an all-time low near $1.29, prompting conflicting views among technical analysts on whether the token has bottomed.
XRP traded near $1.29 following a market pullback that pushed its two-week Relative Strength Index down to approximately 33.5. According to technical analyst Cryptollica, this marks the lowest momentum reading in the token’s 13-year trading history, falling below levels recorded during the 2018, 2020, and 2022 market downturns. The analyst observed that the price remains near the lower boundary of a multi-cycle rising channel.
Other analysts offered differing perspectives on the setup. EGRAG Crypto noted that the two-month RSI has reached an area historically aligned with market bottoming phases. However, analyst ChartNerd pointed out that XRP faces resistance between the 20-week exponential moving average at $1.29 and the 50-week EMA near $1.52, cautioning that sustained closes below $1.29 could expose the asset to a drop toward the $1.00 support level.
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