Ripple (XRP) published its Q2 2024 report, highlighting the QoQ changes in on-chain activity, dominant crypto exchanges contributing to XRP trade volume, regulatory developments and lawsuit updates.
XRP erased nearly 6% of its value and is down to $0.56 early on Friday.
Ripple Q2 2024 report
Ripple broke out of its downward trend on July 13. XRP erased nearly 6% of its value on Friday and is likely to extend losses further. Ripple could sweep liquidity in the Fair Value Gap (FVG) between $0.4780 and $0.5136. Ripple could find support at the psychological support level at $0.50.
Once the altcoin sweeps liquidity, it is expected to resume its rally toward its target at $0.70. This marks nearly 25% gains from the current price level.
XRP/USDT daily chart
A daily candlestick close above $0.62 could invalidate the thesis of further correction and XRP could rally toward its $0.70 target.
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