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Ripple price recovery steadies toeard $0.75

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  • Ripple holds the uptrend in place following a rebound from the primary support at $0.35.
    XRP must break above the 50% Fibonacci level to sustain the recovery eyeing $0.75.
    A correction will come into the picture if XRP’s upside remains capped under $0.5.

Ripple is making a gradual but steady recovery after recently suffering a big blow. The cross-border token was pumped massively early last week although it immediately dropped like a stone in the air. The bulls took refuge at $0.35, assisted by the 50 Simple Moving Average on the 4-hour chart.

Meanwhile, XRP has regained the lost ground above $0.4 and is currently battling the crucial hurdle at $0.5. The steady recovery is happening even with the lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The regulator alleges that Ripple together with its top executives sold unregistered tokens to investors.

Ripple maintains that the XRP token is not a security but this lawsuit and other class-action cases filed against the blockchain startup claim the firm breached the Securities Act.

At the time of writing, XRP is dancing at $0.49 and is almost hitting levels above $0.5. Trading past this crucial zone could be a turning point for XRP. More buyers are likely to join the market as their confidence in recovery rebuilds.

Simultaneously, Ripple will have to settle above the 50% Fibonacci retracement level to confirm or validate the expected upswing back to $0.75. The Moving Average Convergence (MACD) is making subtle hints that XRP is having a bullish impulse. It is essential to keep in mind that the uptrend may face other hurdles at $0.6 and $0.7 before running further up toward $1.

Failure to break above $0.5 and settle beyond the 50% Fibo may attract increased selling orders. Therefore, XRP is could break down toward the 50 SMA and $0.4. If push comes to shove the bearish leg may extend to the primary support at $0.35.

Ripple intraday levels

Spot rate: $0.48

Relative change: 0.015

Percentage change: 3.2%

Trend: Bullish

Volatility: Low

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