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Taker Ratio Signals a Turning Point for XRP
The chart shows that the recent Taker Buy/Sell Ratio remains below 1, around 0.96, indicating that sell orders are still dominant in the short term. The price hovering near $2.3 also confirms a lack of strong buying momentum. However, two key points suggest that the selling pressure is losing strength. First, the sell side pressure is not deepening. Although the ratio occasionally drops below 0.9, it does not stay there for long, implying that sellers are weakening. Second, despite the recent decline, the price has formed a higher low, suggesting that the market is starting to absorb the selling pressure and possibly building a foundation for recovery. If the Taker Buy/Sell Ratio moves back above 1 in the coming days, it would typically signal a short term trend reversal. Especially if the price holds within the $2.4–$2.5 range, a rebound toward the $2.8–$3 zone becomes more likely. Maintaining support around $2.2–$2.3 while the ratio rises above 1 would further strengthen this scenario. However, if the ratio drops and stabilizes below 0.95, the price could correct toward $2.0, reflecting continued short term profit taking. Therefore, a cautious approach with gradual position adjustments remains advisable. Overall, the chart suggests a market approaching balance but still showing a slightly cautious structure. The Taker Buy/Sell Ratio is neutral to mildly negative, while the price is consolidating around a mid range support zone. Short term corrective movement is likely to continue, but fading selling pressure indicates that XRP may soon enter the early phase of a potential upward attempt. It is not fully ready for a breakout yet, but the asset appears to be in the process of absorbing the remaining sell wave.