The last time we looked at XRP, the setup was clear: price had swept liquidity around $2.92, and from there, it made a second liquidity grab before taking off. What followed? A retracement, a reset, and then a clean rebound from a fresh H4 demand zone.

Now, here’s where it gets interesting.

Price is sitting just above that $2.93 demand, and if you’ve been watching closely, you know there’s heavy liquidity resting right above current levels. That’s fuel for a move higher.But let’s not ignore the obvious: there’s also liquidity lurking below.

And that makes things messy. The market doesn’t care about your perfect chart or your bias—it’s designed to hurt both sides before choosing its real direction.

If you’ve ever been in a trade where price did exactly the opposite of what you expected (I’m pretty sure we’ve all been there), you’ll understand this feeling.

XRP could pump straight from here, or it could fake you out with another sweep lower before moving up.

So what does that mean for an XRP price prediction right now?

• Scenario one: XRP holds the $2.93 demand and pushes higher, targeting that liquidity sitting above.

• Scenario two: XRP dips lower, hunts stops, and only then makes the real move up.

Both paths are valid, and that’s the frustrating beauty of trading. No one has the crystal ball. The best we can do is map the zones, respect liquidity, and react instead of predict with blind certainty.

Personally, I like the idea of a bounce from here, but I won’t pretend it’s guaranteed. If the market wants to run stops below, it will. That’s the game.