XRP Monthly RSI Hits Rare Reset Zone (4 in 13 Years)
XRP has returned to a long-term “deep reset” zone on its monthly chart, where monthly RSI has appeared only four times since 2013. Research analyst Cryptollica says XRP’s RSI is near ~42, aligning with prior cycle reset periods that typically preceded extended recoveries.
The last three similar RSI resets occurred around major cycle lows: 2017 (before a historic rally), 2020 (ahead of the 2021 move to $1.96), and 2022 (followed by a 500% surge into late 2024). The chart also shows XRP trading within a long-term multi-year ascending channel since the late-2017 breakout, with the current pullback moving toward the channel’s lower boundary.
For traders, the key watchpoints are: (1) whether XRP’s monthly RSI turns upward again from the reset zone, and (2) whether XRP holds above the ascending channel’s lower trendline to support a move toward the upper channel over the coming months. This is a technical read, not a guaranteed signal.
Neutral
This news is framed as a rare technical condition rather than a confirmed breakout or catalyst. XRP’s monthly RSI returning to a zone seen only four times in 13 years suggests historically stronger recoveries after similar resets, which can attract dip-buyers. However, the article itself does not confirm that the RSI has turned upward or that XRP has reclaimed key levels; it only highlights that XRP is “near” past reset behavior.
Short term, traders may react by watching for early momentum shifts—RSI curling up and price holding the channel’s lower boundary. Failure to hold support could lead to continued consolidation or deeper pullback, despite the historical context. Long term, if the monthly RSI reset actually transitions into an extended recovery (as in 2017/2020/2022), it could reinforce the broader uptrend within the multi-year ascending channel.
Compared with past cycle lows, the probability-weighting implied by the historical RSI behavior is constructive, but without confirmation it remains a timing/structure watch rather than a high-conviction bullish signal.