XRP Back at the Zone That Triggered Its Biggest Moves This Year

XRP has returned to a price zone that has repeatedly marked major shifts in momentum on its higher-timeframe charts, and analysts are watching closely to see if the pattern holds again.

A new breakdown from EGRAG Crypto highlights that the asset is now sitting directly on a long-established demand region – the same area that sparked powerful rallies earlier this year.

On the 5-day chart, XRP has tapped this structural support several times. Each past interaction produced long lower wicks and strong recovery candles, signaling that buyers were quick to defend the level. EGRAG marks two of these moments as historical “trigger” points, and the current setup closely resembles both.

This week, XRP briefly dipped toward the $2.02 zone before steadying. Lower timeframes show the market entering a tight, sideways drift rather than accelerating lower – a behavior consistent with compression phases that often precede sharp moves.

Although EGRAG outlines two possible outcomes, he hints that one carries a slightly higher probability based on how previous rebounds developed. Whenever this support held in prior cycles, the follow-through typically turned into a multi-week move to the upside. Current declining volume suggests traders are no longer aggressively selling into the level, instead waiting for the next decisive candle.

XRP is hovering near $2.03 after a gradual pullback from early-December highs. Whether buyers step in again will likely depend on how the next candle closes: a strong bullish reaction would echo the earlier rebounds, while a softer close may delay or invalidate the setup.

For now, the market is focused on the same zone that ignited past rallies – and waiting to see whether XRP is about to repeat one of its most reliable historical patterns.