XRP Price Holds $2.88 — Will Bulls Finally Break the $2.89 Barrier?

Ripple's XRP

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  • Price stuck between $2.81 support and $2.89 resistance.
  • Indicators show balance, keeping traders cautious.

XRP traded steadily on Thursday, showing a slight edge for buyers but staying trapped within a narrow price range. The token last changed hands at $2.88, marking a 0.5% gain over the past 24 hours, as traders closely watched whether bulls or bears will take control.

Bulls Knock on $2.89 Resistance

The session’s highlight was XRP’s push toward the $2.89 ceiling, a level that has repeatedly capped recent advances. While momentum carried price to the threshold, sellers pushed back, leaving the token unable to claim a breakout. Still, buyers maintained footing above $2.81 support, which has served as a reliable safety net during recent pullbacks.

Indicators Show Balanced Momentum

Market signals suggest the current standoff could continue in the short term. The RSI reading near 60 reflects steady demand without overheating, while the MACD trend remains positive, hinting at persistent though modest bullish energy. Together, the indicators paint a picture of stability more than strength, underscoring the tug-of-war at current levels.

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Tight Channel Keeps Traders on Edge

The $2.81–$2.89 range has now become XRP’s battleground, with both sides defending their lines. A clean break above resistance could pave the way for stronger upside momentum, while a slip beneath support may trigger renewed selling. Until then, consolidation looks set to define XRP’s near-term story.

XRP’s latest performance reflects a market in balance: modest gains, dependable support, and stubborn resistance. Whether bulls manage to push past $2.89 or sellers force a retreat, the current tight trading band is setting the stage for the next decisive move.

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