- XRP followed our H4 setup almost perfectly, from liquidity grab to demand bounce
- Price is now pushing into upper liquidity and supply, where a bearish reaction may occur
- Nothing is guaranteed — these are potential outcomes, not certainties. Trade what you see
You know that feeling when everything lines up perfectly on the chart — and then price actually follows it?
Yeah. That just happened with XRP.
In the last article, we looked at the H4 timeframe and pointed out a few key things:
- Liquidity sitting cleanly underneath
- A demand zone waiting patiently
- And, of course, tasty-looking liquidity hovering up top
So what did XRP do?
Textbook move.
It dipped first — swept the liquidity below — tapped that demand zone we highlighted — and is now flying toward that upper liquidity like it was on rails.
When I saw that play out, it reminded me of those setups where the market just… flows. I once tracked a similar move on SOL — price moved from demand to liquidity like it was following a script.
This XRP setup? It gave me that exact same energy.
What Now?
Now here’s where it gets interesting.
Price is reaching into the upper liquidity zone, and we’re starting to reach some supply areas. And to be honest with you? I’m not chasing long entries here. Nope.
This is where I expect a reaction.
Whether it’s a full-on reversal or just a temporary pullback — there’s heat in these zones.
Because when price grabs liquidity like this, it often needs to reset. And guess where it might reset to?
Yep — lower levels. Maybe even back toward the demand zone it just came from.
But a Word of Caution…
Let me be clear — nothing in this market is ever 100% guaranteed.
These scenarios? They’re probabilities. Well-educated ones, sure. But the market doesn’t care about our plans.
It could blow straight past supply and melt faces on the way up. Or it could reverse hard, faster than most traders can react.
That’s why I always say — don’t marry a bias. Marry price behavior. Watch it. Respond. Adapt. That’s how you stay profitable.
And hey, if you’ve been following my updates lately, you probably caught that entire move from bottom to top. You already know — this is why I map the chart like this. To give you a narrative that price might follow.
Because more often than not? It does.
