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XRP Looks Ready for an Upside Move
One of the most important signals on the chart is that aggressive selling pressure is no longer as strong as before, even though XRP price action still looks weak and sideways. The Taker Buy/Sell Ratio has been moving close to the 1 level for a long time, showing that the balance between buyers and sellers is shifting from neutral toward a slight buyer advantage. Normally, if the ratio stayed below 1 consistently, price would be expected to fall much harder. However, XRP continues to hold the $1.35–$1.45 range, suggesting that sell pressure is still being absorbed by buyers. At the same time, both taker buy volume and taker sell volume have dropped sharply compared to previous months. This shows there is no major panic selling in the market right now, but also no strong FOMO buying yet. Such conditions are often seen during accumulation phases. The huge sell spikes from January and February are no longer present, meaning seller strength has weakened significantly. In addition, the recovery in the ratio while price remains stable, the lack of a major breakdown despite lower volume, and fading sell pressure all increase the probability of an upside breakout rather than another strong decline in the short term. Still, strong buying momentum has not entered the market yet, so it is too early to call this the start of a major rally. The current structure looks more like a period where selling pressure is fading, whales are stabilizing the market, and energy is building before a larger move. Objectively, XRP currently looks more likely to move sideways to upward rather than experience another sharp drop. If the ratio stays above 1 for several days and buy volume starts rising again, the probability of a move toward the $1.50–$1.60 region would increase significantly.