“XRP Dead Cross Triggered”...If 'This' Breaks, Decline Accelerates

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XRP is forming a dead cross, a key technical bearish signal, indicating strengthening short-term downward pressure.

U.Today reported on May 2 that a bearish signal, a so-called mini dead cross, was formed on the XRP chart, where the 26-day and 50-day exponential moving averages crossed. This signal is identified as a key indicator that can stimulate selling sentiment among short-term investors and cause liquidity outflow.

Currently, XRP continues to trade below a declining resistance trendline, with upward attempts repeatedly being limited. In particular, all attempts to enter the $1.45 to $1.50 range have been blocked, confirming a trend where selling pressure is dominating the mid-term structure.

With the dead cross signal also appearing, this resistance is interpreted not just as a price rejection but as an extension of trend weakening. As failed upward attempts accumulate, the market structure is gradually tilting towards a decline.

On the downside, the $1.30 to $1.32 range is acting as a key support level. This range has been defended multiple times since March and is considered a baseline for determining short-term direction.

If the downward trend predicted by the indicators continues, XRP is highly likely to test this support level again. If this range clearly breaks, the market could shift from consolidation to a downtrend, opening up additional downward movement.

Trading volume also does not support an upward reversal. No clear buying influx has been observed during recent rebound attempts, indicating a continued lack of buying conviction among market participants.

In a situation where demand expansion is not accompanied and bearish technical signals overlap, XRP's structure, exposed to downward pressure, is strengthening.

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