In my last XRP article, we talked about a possible liquidity grab below the previous low before a reversal. 

And guess what? That’s exactly what happened. Price swept that final low and started turning long. 

It’s one of those moves that, if you’ve been tracking the chart closely, just makes sense.

Right now, I genuinely think XRP looks ready to push higher. Maybe it won’t reach the upper liquidity level we mapped around 3.1, but seeing it climb toward 2.65 feels like a realistic short-term target. That’s the last high sitting in clear sight, and price often loves to revisit such levels before deciding what comes next.

It reminds me of those setups where everything aligns just right.

You’ve got structure, you’ve got liquidity, and you’ve got a clear path. Still, as traders, we both know the golden rule: nothing is ever certain. The market can surprise us at any time, even when it all looks obvious.

So while my bias leans long, I keep that open mindset. XRP might decide to move differently, take a detour, or just range for a bit. What matters is reading the intent behind each move, not forcing expectations on it.

For now, though, the chart looks solid. The sweep is done, the structure’s turning, and the momentum seems ready to build.