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Crypto Potato 2025-01-16 13:09:57

Ripple Missed New ATH by Just 1%: Can XRP Break Through Today?

TL:DR; XRP’s gains seem to have no end, at least for the past several days, and the asset is now just inches away from tapping a new all-time high. Consequently, we decided to ask Perplexity and ChatGPT whether it could go into uncharted territory as soon as today. XRPUSD. Source: TradingView CryptoPotato has reportedly repeated XRP’s impressive price movements over the past few days. The asset had tumbled to $2.33 during the Monday crash but came out of it swinging and soared to $3 in less than 72 hours. That was just the start, as it spiked to $3.2 earlier today, which became a new seven-year peak. Yet, that was taken down as well in the past hour or so and XRP spiked to $3.39 (on Bitstamp) minutes ago. Thus, it came less than 1% away from going into uncharted territory. The possible reasons behind this rally are quite a few, including whale accumulation, growing XRP network adoption, hype around the political changes in the US, and more. You can find further details here . Despite the subsequent rejection at the ATH levels and drop to $3.3, Perplexity and ChatGPT said that breaking the $3.4 barrier (according to CoinGecko) seemed quite possible to occur today, even though it looked improbable just days ago. The asset needs to overcome the first major resistance at $3.3, which is currently being tested. Should that fall, it’s likely to “continue its upward trajectory toward its previous all-time high of $3.4,” Perplexity answered. ChatGPT outlined the overall shift in market dynamics since yesterday when the US CPI numbers came out and didn’t show such a scary picture as many feared. Consequently, riskier assets like cryptocurrencies could continue their respective runs, and XRP seems to be among the biggest beneficiaries. The post Ripple Missed New ATH by Just 1%: Can XRP Break Through Today? appeared first on CryptoPotato .

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