XRP falls to key support level as analysts monitor price action: ‘It’s going to get bullish!’

XRP has declined to a critical support level following a 30-day pullback, prompting technical analysis of whether the cryptocurrency can maintain its current price structure.

The token reached an intraday low in the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinGecko. Technical analysis indicates that the price has reached a macro support level defined by a 0.5 Fibonacci retracement on higher-timeframe charts.

This support zone previously served as a pivot point, including during a bounce on November 21 that pushed the price higher within 48 hours, the analyst noted. Multiple Fibonacci confluences are clustered in the support region, suggesting structural significance to the price level.

The current pullback has proceeded without sharp breakdowns below the support level as of the latest data, with selling momentum appearing to decrease as the price compresses at this zone, according to the technical analysis.

According to crypto analyst Tara, such moments typically generate heightened concern among traders when price sits on support rather than moving away from it. The analyst noted that retesting support is not inherently bearish, as repeated tests can absorb selling pressure and establish conditions for a subsequent bounce.

The analyst emphasized that the token’s reaction at this level carries more significance than the level itself. If XRP holds above the support and avoids establishing a decisive new low, “It’s going to get bullish!” Tara noted.

In that scenario, midterm upside targets could be achieved before the end of the year.

Momentum indicators, including the Relative Strength Index (RSI), have entered oversold territory on the 4-hour candlestick chart, adding to the possibility of a bounce from the support level, the analysis showed.

At press time, the token was showing signs of holding above the support level. However, a breakdown below the current range would invalidate the bullish setup and shift focus to lower retracement areas, according to the technical analysis.