$XRP XRP/USD: Bullish BoS Above 1.4538 Keeps Path Open to 1.70 XRP is grinding higher on the 4H with trend bias firmly up. Price sits at 1.5113, hugging EMA21 at 1.5087 with EMA55 climbing beneath at 1.4529. The headline event is still fresh — a bullish BoS printed 17 bars back when the swing high at 1.4538 broke and flipped from resistance to structural support. Since then price has been carving the upper half of the volatility band, band upper at 1.5715 acting as the near-term ceiling. Why it matters: the last swing low at 1.368 hasn't been challenged in 25 bars, so the higher-low structure is intact and the EMA55 slope is doing the heavy lifting. As long as pullbacks respect that backbone, the trend has room to extend toward the window high. The setup activates on a clean 4H close above the band upper at 1.5715 with follow-through — that would confirm buyers are absorbing the extended zone rather than fading it. A softer trigger is a shallow dip into EMA21 (1.5087) that holds and turns back up. Invalidation is a 4H close below EMA55 at 1.4529 — that would drop price back through the reclaimed BoS level and neutralise the structure. Targets to watch: 1.5715 as the immediate band-edge test, then 1.6250 as an intermediate step, and 1.6999 — the window high — as the extended objective if momentum sticks. Setup: 4H close above the 1.5715 band edge with EMA21 holding as support activates the continuation. Invalidation: A 4H close below EMA55 at 1.4529 cancels the idea. Targets: 1.5715 — band upper, first friction · 1.6250 — intermediate step within the range · 1.6999 — window high, extended objective

Nobody is talking about this quiet move in SYMBOL right now. $XRP /USDT - SHORT Trade Plan: Entry: 1.4865 – 1.4983 SL: 1.5486 TP1: 1.4502 TP2: 1.4221 TP3: 1.3800 Why this setup? Why now? The daily trend is range-bound, which often sets up a decisive breakout, and the 1h price sitting at 1.4924 is right on the entry zone for a short. The 1h ATR of 0.023421 shows enough volatility to push through the 15m RSI at 45.67, which is neutral and hints at room to fall. If price holds below the entry high of 1.4983, the first target is TP1 at 1.4502, with TP2 at 1.4221 waiting beyond it. The line in the sand is the invalidation level at 1.4769. Debate: Are we hitting TP2 or getting trapped? ⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR. Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.

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