BINANCE:XRPUSDT.P   XRP / TetherUS PERPETUAL CONTRACT
In a significant legal turn of events last month, a federal judge issued a ruling that shed light on the intricate legal standing of Ripple's XRP. The judge's declaration stipulated that although Ripple's direct sales of XRP to institutional investors ran afoul of securities regulations, the automated sales of the cryptocurrency to retail investors through exchanges did not bear the same violation. This verdict carried weight due to the fact that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had initiated legal action against Ripple in 2020, alleging that the company was involved in distributing unregistered securities through its XRP transactions.

The legal turbulence swiftly reverberated across the markets, leading to a dramatic surge in the price of XRP. The coin's valuation catapulted from $0.47 to an impressive $0.96, demonstrating an almost unprecedented 100% surge within a mere day. However, the bullish momentum was short-lived, as the price retraced to $0.60 shortly afterward. Despite this retracement, the XRP market is yet to exhibit the decisive momentum needed to overcome this level and establish a sustained upward movement.

A technical examination of XRP's chart patterns unveils noteworthy insights. The horizontal support and resistance levels, in particular, unveil a dynamic picture. XRP's breach of the crucial $0.6477 support, followed by its subsequent validation as a resistance, underscore the influence of this level. Zooming out, the history of XRP reveals that the next formidable support resides at $0.548. Interestingly, this level had previously served as a stubborn resistance zone, holding XRP beneath its threshold for more than a year. It was only with the groundbreaking announcement that XRP was not classified as a security that this resistance was finally surmounted, etching its significance as the current paramount support level.

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