XRP Buy Signal Flashes as Analysts Target Rebound to $1.45 and $1.80
XRP traders are watching a new technical “buy signal” as Ali Martinez says TD Sequential on the 4-hour chart shows local exhaustion is over. After XRP repeatedly failed to break out—$1.65 in February, $1.60 in March, $1.50 in April, and $1.47 in May—buyers defended the key support near $1.30.
Martinez also points to May 6: a TD Sequential sell signal after XRP tapped ~$1.46 preceded a drop of more than 5% in under 48 hours. Now, with the latest XRP buy signal flash, he expects an initial rebound toward resistance around $1.45, plus a more bullish target near $1.80 if overhead supply clears.
Other analysts reinforce the setup. MikybullCrypto highlights potential end-of-triangle consolidation, asking which direction XRP will break. CW argues upside odds are higher because futures show no downside pressure, calling the recent dip under $1.40 “artificial” while long positions net-buy and Open Interest rise. If this pattern holds, XRP could see stronger upside momentum after the short-term move stabilizes.
Bullish
The article is bullish for XRP because a TD Sequential 4-hour “buy signal” suggests downside momentum has run its course, especially after the prior sell signal on May 6 led to a sharp ~5% drop. Historically, when XRP’s exhaustion indicators flip from sell to buy near a defined support (here, ~1.30), it often precedes a rebound toward the nearest resistance (first cited: ~$1.45).
Additionally, the futures commentary (no downside pressure, rising long positions and Open Interest) reduces the odds that the recent weakness is a fresh bearish trend. Instead, it points to positioning that can fuel an upside breakout from the current consolidation/triangle.
Short-term, traders may front-run the $1.45 rebound while watching confirmation above it. Long-term, if supply overhead is cleared and $1.80 becomes reachable, the breakout narrative could strengthen—though repeated failed breakouts in the prior months (1.65 → 1.60 → 1.50 → 1.47) is a reminder that XRP may need multiple confirmations before sustaining higher levels.