Ripple’s XRP has been showing both signals of weakness and strength from a technical analysis (TA) perspective, while still facing threats and opportunities related to the investment environment. All these must be considered in order to make a personal decision on whether it is time to buy XRP or not.
Interestingly, CoinsKid, a well-known cryptocurrency trading analysis account on X (Twitter), seems to believe a new window of opportunity is opening for XRP investors from a technical analysis point of view.
In a recent post made on October 19, CoinsKid said they were able to “make a lot of money” in 2023, expecting to “make a lot more money in 2024” as well if their “theory is correct”.
XRP buy analysis: Elliot Waves and Fibonacci
On that, the account shared an XRP price chart with five upward waves year-to-date (YTD), accurately aligned to Fibonacci lines. Following the YTD bull run, Ripple’s token is now experiencing a retracement at a key point for Fibonacci (0.618) and Elliott Waves analysis.
According to Elliott’s theory, a bull market moves in cycles of five impulse waves (12345) plus three correction waves (ABC) always interspersing each wave between an upward movement and a downward movement, within a trend continuation.
Notably, CoinsKid suggests we could both:
- Be at the second retracement wave (B), ready for the last movement downwards; or
- Be at the third and last correction wave (C), ready to start a new cycle.
However, XRP exchanged volume is at its lowest levels, and a new cycle will be most influenced by the chart’s direction under an increased volume. Whether for a bull or a bear market.
XRP buy analysis: Ripple vs. SEC and Ripple sell-offs
It is important to say that XRP is still highly affected by Ripple’s activities due to the company being the major entity involved in XRP’s development and promotion, additionally to holding close to half of the token’s total supply.
Further developments on XRP are also mostly dependent on the yet unknown outcomes of the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit, which could impact XRP adoption. Therefore, it impacts XRP demand and currently drains large sums of Ripple’s resources, which are mostly acquired through selling the monthly unlocked XRPs from its escrow system.
Finbold has been covering these sell-offs, particularly from October developments:
All things considered, a positive outcome from the legal case in the United States could offer regulatory clarity to businesses and investors, which could increase the demand for XRP and positively impact its price, for a new bull market.
Nevertheless, a lack of certainty and demand would favor lower prices as the supply increase from Ripple’s token unlocks creates extra selling pressures in all markets.
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