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Just checked XRP and it's hovering around $1.42, sitting pretty above those key support levels at $1.40 and $1.30. The overall sentiment looks solid right now with risk-on vibes spreading through the market. What's interesting is how the token keeps finding buyers even though it's still capped below the $1.47 resistance zone.
The derivatives market is actually picking up steam here. Open Interest jumped to $2.71 billion on Friday from $2.58 billion, which tells me there's real money flowing in. Retail and institutional players seem to be showing up at the same time, and that's usually when you see sustained moves. The spot ETF flows are backing this up too - $11.87 million came in on Thursday alone, with five straight days of inflows now. That's the kind of news sentiment you want to see when you're trying to break higher.
Technically, XRP is sitting right at the 50-day moving average around $1.41, which is acting as a floor. RSI is near 61 on the daily, so still room to run before things get stretched. The MACD is positive and holding above zero, which keeps the bias bullish. If we can clear the 100-day EMA at $1.55, then $1.82 becomes the next target. On the flip side, losing $1.41 could drag us back toward $1.32. The sentiment around this one has definitely shifted, but there's still work to do on the technical side before calling it a clean breakout.