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XRP Price Analysis for October 28

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Sat, 28/10/2023 - 16:47
XRP Price Analysis for October 28
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The weekend has started with a market correction as most of the coins are in the red zone.

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The rate of XRP has gone down by 1.21% since yesterday.

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On the hourly chart, the price of XRP is in the middle of the local channel. At the moment, neither buyers nor sellers are dominating. However, if the rate returns to $0.55, the growth may continue to the $0.556 zone tomorrow.

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On the daily time frame, the rate of XRP is more bearish than bullish as the price is about to return to the recently tested support level of $0.536.

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If that happens, there is a high chance of a breakout followed by a continued correction to the $0.53 area.

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From the midterm point of view, the candle might close below the level of $0.5491. In this case, traders are unlikely to see an upward move next week. Meanwhile, bears might seize the initiative, which can lead to a drop to the $0.53-$0.53 range.

XRP is trading at $0.5460 at press time.

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