XRP Is Doing Something It Hasn’t Done Since 2021: Here’s Why It Matters
XRP is flashing a rare relative-strength signal against ETH, according to crypto analyst Matt Hughes (“The Great Mattsby”), who points to a 2-week Ichimoku cloud flip that he says hasn’t meaningfully held as support since 2021. With XRP also boxed inside a defined USD range on lower timeframes, Hughes frames the next phase as a conditional “prove it” moment: reclaim one level, and the market has room to work; fail it, and the breakout narrative stays premature. XRP Poised To Outperform ETH? Hughes’ primary claim is anchored to the XRP/ETH pair on a 2-week chart. In his read, there’s a....
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Here’s what we are focusing on for this evening's session in the bitcoin price. Action in the bitcoin price has matured across the European session, and hasn’t quite played out in our favor. That is, at least, from a long term holding perspective. Shorter term, we saw a decent amount of volatility, and managed to get in to a trade according to our predefined breakout strategy a little earlier on this afternoon. That position has now closed, and with it, the European session is about to draw to a concurrent close. So as we head into a fresh afternoon out of the US, and as action matures....