As of 04:00, $XRP is currently at 1.151, down 0.9% over 24h. The daily RSI14 has fallen to 30, and many people see this number and think, “It’s oversold, so it should bounce.” This is actually one of the most common misuses of RSI. RSI14 essentially measures the relative strength of upward and downward price movements over a period of time. A reading below 30 only means prices have fallen sharply recently; it doesn’t mean they’re about to turn around. What’s truly useful as a reference is a “bullish divergence”: the price makes a new low, but RSI doesn’t make a new low at the same time. That’s the signal that momentum is fading. Currently, XRP’s daily MA7 is at 1.219, MA25 at 1.278, and MA99 at 1.317. The current price is below all three moving averages by 5.6%, 9.9%, and 12.6%, respectively. The moving averages remain bearishly aligned, indicating that the trend structure hasn’t changed. A low RSI is simply a normal occurrence within a trend, not confirmation of a reversal. Also, 24h trading volume is only 54.63 million USDT, half the average daily volume of the previous 7 days. Volume is shrinking too, suggesting selling pressure is easing, but buying demand is also weak. In this situation, relying on RSI alone can easily lead you astray. Looking at RSI in the context of the trend and trading volume makes it easier to avoid misjudgments. This is my personal opinion and not investment advice.

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