XRP’s price remains stuck in a tight range as investors assess the fallout from the Bybit hack. Despite a broader selloff, the token has managed to hold above $2.5, though its recent price action suggests uncertainty.
Analysts at More Crypto Online describe XRP’s outlook as neutral, casting doubt on earlier expectations that the coin could reach $250 in the long term.
According to More Crypto Online, XRP has yet to break out of its current range, maintaining support above $2.47. At last check, the token was priced at $2.592, marking a 0.63% decline over the past day. During this period, it fluctuated between $2.512 and $2.597 before settling.
While XRP’s bullish structure remains technically intact, it has struggled to push past the $2.8 resistance level. If this trend continues, further downward movement could be likely in the short term. Analysts point to two critical levels: a drop below $2.47 could signal more losses, while a break above $2.75 may trigger a rally.
Earlier projections suggested XRP could surge to $250 by 2026, with market analyst XRP Captain attributing this potential rise to heavy accumulation by large investors. However, this remains one of the most optimistic predictions for the token.
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