Here is what I am seeing on XRP right now -
$XRP has had a strong impulse move, trading around $1.56 after printing an intraday low near $1.41 and pushing up to about $1.56.
The key detail for me is where price is sitting after that push: it is not giving back much, which usually tells me buyers are still defending the move.
What I am watching on the chart:
Immediate resistance: the current intraday high zone around $1.56. A clean break and hold above that area is the next “bull continuation” signal for me.
First support: $1.50 (psychological level). If price holds above it on pullbacks, I stay constructive.
Deeper support: the earlier dip zone around $1.41. If we lose that, the breakout narrative weakens and I would expect a bigger cooldown.
Momentum looks strong, but after a fast run like this I usually expect some chop or a pullback before another leg up. If buyers keep defending pullbacks (especially above $1.50), that is the kind of structure that can lead to a second push.
Why sentiment feels supported
One headline that matters is regulatory engagement: the U.S. CFTC named Brad Garlinghouse to its 35-member Innovation Advisory Committee, which is a sign that regulators are pulling more industry leadership into the policy conversation.
On the ecosystem side, XRPL’s native lending work under the “XLS-66” lending protocol and ongoing zero-knowledge proofs development are part of the broader “institutional DeFi” direction Ripple has been discussing publicly.
Also, RLUSD’s tracked market cap is sitting around $1.52B on CoinGecko, which supports the idea that stablecoin activity on XRPL is not small anymore.
My simple playbook from here
Bullish continuation: break above $1.56 and hold.
Healthy pullback: dip toward $1.50 that gets bought back up.
Caution: slipping under $1.41 would tell me this move is likely unwinding.
Note:No financial advice,Only educational analysis.
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