Ripple’s XRP Makes “Huge” Achievement, Setting Stage for Strong Price Surge

XRP surge explode higher

XRP didn’t have a good 2019 by any means. The third-largest cryptocurrency, third to Bitcoin and Ethereum, actually fell by 50% against the dollar in 2019, dramatically underperforming Bitcoin’s 95% gain and a near-record run in the stock market and in real estate.

But, over the past few weeks, prospects for the leading altcoin have improved, with XRP’s technical and chart health improving as cryptocurrency prices have recovered across the board.

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According to a top Bitcoin trader, the price of XRP just closed above a key resistance level, setting the stage for a strong price surge as other technical indicators continue to flash positive signs.

XRP Passes Key Level, Boding Well for Bulls

Prominent market commentator TraderSmokey recently noted that XRP just closed a weekly candle above the key $0.28 resistance level, which is “huge” in his opinion. The reason: $0.28 has been a key price point for the cryptocurrency over the past few years, acting as macro support and resistance on a number of occasions.

The fact that it flipped $0.28 into a support on a weekly (long-term) basis means that XRP’s trend is turning positive once again.

The close above $0.28 isn’t the only thing that has XRP bulls extremely optimistic about the future.

Per previous reports from NewsBTC, trader Inmortal Technique revealed that XRP has simultaneously broken past two key long-term resistances: the downward resistance formed in September of 2018, which has constrained price action since, and a downtrend level that has stopped rallies over the past few months. The asset has also cleared smaller horizontal resistances around $0.25.

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Also, Brave New Coin’s Josh Olszewicz recently laid out a confluence of reasons why XRP could soon break higher:

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