Artem Voloskovets
⬤ Ripple's XRP has been stuck in sideways action after pulling back, and the latest chart update is zeroing in on $1.84 as a possible target if selling picks up. The four-hour chart shows XRP bouncing between resistance near $1.90 and support around $1.84, with current price sitting at roughly $1.86. The pattern suggests XRP might revisit that lower level if it can't break higher soon.
⬤ The chart shows a consolidation phase after a sharp drop earlier this month, with multiple failed attempts to build any real upward momentum. That $1.90 zone has been acting as a wall where price keeps stalling out, while the $1.84 line below has caught previous dips. Recent candles show XRP trying to inch higher but still trapped in a tight range without much conviction either way.
⬤ The chart's showing plenty of volatility with long wicks in both directions, signaling uncertainty about where XRP heads next. What matters here is the technical setup rather than macro narratives—$1.84 is the level everyone's watching. XRP is still below recent local highs around $1.92 to $1.94, showing it's lost steam compared to earlier sessions.
⬤ This matters because XRP is one of the busiest crypto assets out there, and when traders keep circling back to a specific price like $1.84, it tends to become a self-fulfilling focal point. If that support actually breaks, it could shift momentum and trigger more selling. On the flip side, a clean push back above $1.90 would help stabilize things and maybe get the bulls interested again.
Artem Voloskovets
