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Crypto Potato 2026-01-02 08:17:25

Major XRP Buy Signal Flashes as Ripple’s Price Finally Shows Early Revival Signs

January 2 has begun on the right foot for most cryptocurrency assets, with BTC challenging $89,000, while ETH has seemingly reclaimed the $3,000 level. Ripple’s XRP is also in the green daily, which is the first positive sign in a while. Before that, the asset lost its fourth place to BNB after dropping by more than 20% over the past month. Now, though, data shared by Ali Martinez indicate that there could be even more good news on the horizon for XRP, as the TD Sequential just flashed a buy signal on a more macro scale. TD Sequential flashed a macro buy signal on $XRP , suggesting a rebound soon. pic.twitter.com/Iz7o8MsmTW — Ali Charts (@alicharts) January 1, 2026 The TD Sequential is a technical indicator that shows the underlying asset’s exhaustion in either direction and could predict a price reversal. When it comes to XRP, it has had a successful streak in determining its next move, whether upward or not. Ripple’s cross-border token is now 1.7% up on the day, but it still sits below the crucial $1.90 level, which has turned support into resistance. CRYPTOWZRD also outlined the daily candle closing higher, but wasn’t convinced entirely about the asset’s future price performance. The analyst noted that the market needs to “see healthier movement from here and a better chart structure.” For now, XRP just remains within a small range-bound area without a clear breakout sign. It’s worth noting that despite the mid-year price surge to a new all-time high, Ripple’s native token ended 2025 in the red. This came despite the successful launch of several spot XRP ETFs in the US, and the highly impressive moves made by the company behind the token. The post Major XRP Buy Signal Flashes as Ripple’s Price Finally Shows Early Revival Signs appeared first on CryptoPotato .

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