XRP Flashes Rare Golden Cross as Analysts Eye $8 by 2026

XRP Flashes Rare Golden Cross as Analysts Eye $8 by 2026

> At a Glance

> – XRP’s 5-day MACD just printed a rare Golden Cross last seen before its 2024 ATH

> – Price hovers at $2.10 with $3.86 billion daily volume; 25% monthly gain

> – Some analysts target $8 by 2026 if ETF demand and adoption persist

> – Why it matters: A break below $2.00 could trigger a slide toward $1.80, while clearing $2.2770 opens room to $2.75

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A fresh technical signal has Ripple traders on alert. XRP formed a 5-day MACD Golden Cross-an event that preceded its record run last summer-while holding above the crucial $2 support.

Bullish Signal Returns

Technical observer ChartNerd flagged the crossover, noting the MACD line has flipped above the signal line and the histogram turned green.

> “The last time this signal printed was in July, where $XRP rallied to a new ATH,” he said.

The token’s RSI also flashed what Steph Is Crypto calls a “powerful” long-term bullish cue.

Key Levels to Watch

  • Resistance: $2.2770 must break to sustain momentum
  • Support: $2.00 is the daily line in the sand
  • Downturn target: A failed retest risks a drop to $1.80

CRYPTOWZRD warns that weakness near $2.2770 could invite short positions.

Long-Term Outlook

Research group InvestingHaven maps a path to $8 by 2026, implying 247% upside from current prices. The view hinges on continued ETF inflows and network adoption.

On-chain flows echo late-2024 behavior: XRP is moving off exchanges like Binance and Upbit, a setup that preceded prior price spikes.

Key Takeaways

  • Golden Cross on the 5-day MACD mirrors the July 2024 breakout template
  • Monthly gains of 25% leave XRP at a decisive technical junction
  • $2.2770 clearance could propel price toward $2.75; failure risks $1.80
  • $8 target for 2026 contingent on ETF demand and sustained adoption

With volume holding near $3.86 billion, the next 48 hours may decide whether bulls defend $2 or bears drag XRP below $1.80.

Author

  • My name is Sophia A. Reynolds, and I cover business, finance, and economic news in Los Angeles.

    Sophia A. Reynolds is a Neighborhoods Reporter for News of Los Angeles, covering hyperlocal stories often missed by metro news. With a background in bilingual community reporting, she focuses on tenants, street vendors, and grassroots groups shaping life across LA’s neighborhoods.

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