Between 29 July and 30 July, XRP[1] rallied from $0.36 to $0.40, reaching a thirty-day high. Around the same period, XRP flipped BUSD to become the sixth largest cryptocurrency in market value. As per CoinMarketCap[2], the status is still the same.
However, the initial rally has reversed as XRP traded at 0.37 at press time.
Interestingly, there is a twist to its current state. RR2 Capital[3] executive and crypto analyst, Crypto Rand, thinks XRP could be on the verge of a breakout if it hits $0.40 again.
Never say never
Based on the XRP/USDT four-hour chart, Crypto Rand’s opinion could likely happen.
This is because the current trend of XRP is similar to the one it had between 25 July and 26 July. During that period, XRP kept losing its support—moving in flatter lows and lower highs.
Source: TradingView
After that, it broke out and went on an uptrend to reach $0.37 from its last support level of $0.32 on 25 July.
The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) also seems to support the projection. The 20 EMA (green) had maintained its position over the 50 EMA (orange).
Although the 200 EMA (red) revealed that a drop was imminent in the long term, the short-term momentum looked prime for an uptick.
Besides, the current XRP trend seems to have taken effect since it sustained the $0.370 support today (5 August).
At press time, the uptick had gained momentum with a 0.40% increase in the last hour to reach $0.377.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) also showed that the breakout season might be here already for XRP.
At the time of this writing, it maintained a good buying momentum at 54.93.
As for the Moving Average Convergence
