- XRP swept liquidity below key levels but didn’t tap into the supply zone
- No bullish confirmation from demand — no trade setup yet
- Equal highs above hint at potential liquidity grab before any real move
If you read yesterday’s breakdown (and if you didn’t, I suggest you go back because it’ll give you better context), we were eyeing a potential short move from XRP.
The idea? Simple — there was clean liquidity below, and it looked ripe for the taking.
Well… that’s exactly what happened.
Liquidity Grab, But No Structural Shift
Price dropped, swept that juicy liquidity underneath, but here’s the twist — it never made it to the supply zone we marked.
That zone was strong, it had the characteristics we love: imbalance, reaction history, you name it. But XRP just didn’t climb high enough.
Then comes the demand zone. You might be thinking, “Okay, this is where we go long, right?”
Not so fast.
The price didn’t give us a clear change of character or break of structure from that zone. No confirmation, no trigger. So as tempting as it might have been, there was simply no reason to buy — not yet, at least.
XRP Price Prediction: What Comes Next?
Here’s where it gets interesting.
We’ve now got two levels — a demand zone below and a supply zone above — and until price makes a decisive move toward one or the other, the best thing to do might be… nothing. (Yes, sometimes doing nothing is part of the strategy.)
Equal highs are still sitting above the current range — that’s uncollected liquidity. If XRP wants to go hunting, that could be the next target.
But again, without a reaction from demand, I’m not jumping in.
Final Thoughts (and a reminder)
No one — and I mean no one — can predict the market with 100% certainty.
The scenarios I’ve outlined here? They’re possibilities, not guarantees. Price can do whatever it wants, and your job is to react, not to guess.
