XRP
XRP Slips Toward Critical 200-Day EMA as Derivatives Turn Bearish
XRP traded lower near $1.39 as short positions multiplied and funding rates turned negative.
XRP traded around $1.392 on Thursday, down more than 2% for the week as bearish sentiment emerged across derivative and on-chain indicators. CryptoQuant reported signs of overheating and sell-side dominance in both the futures and spot markets.
Derivatives positioning showed growing pessimism, with XRP's long-to-short ratio dropping to 0.83 on Tuesday, its lowest level in a month. The funding rate also slipped to -0.0012% by Thursday, indicating that short traders were paying longs to maintain their positions.
Despite the decline, the asset remained above its 50-, 100-, and 200-day exponential moving averages, positioned between $1.244 and $1.354. Immediate support sits at the 200-day EMA near $1.354, followed by $1.300 and the lower moving averages, while the Relative Strength Index held in the mid-50s and MACD remained below zero.
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