XRP Rebounds From $1.30 but Remains Below Key $1.45 Resistance

XRP is trading near $1.40 after correcting from its September highs, with the rebound from $1.30 facing resistance near $1.45 and mixed momentum signals on multiple time frames.

The daily chart shows XRP recovering from August lows below $1 before rallying toward $1.60. The token was rejected near that level twice, and its 100-day and 200-day moving averages are converging around $1.30.

Holding above $1.30 would preserve the recent rebound structure. A break below the level would bring the $1 support zone back into focus. The daily relative strength index, or RSI, has fallen below 50, indicating that bullish momentum remains weak.

On the four-hour chart, XRP is still below a descending trendline drawn from the September highs. The move from $1.30 toward $1.40 has not cleared the $1.45 resistance area, where the trendline is positioned.

The four-hour RSI has climbed back above the oversold region to approximately 40, suggesting that selling pressure has eased. It remains below 50, however, and has not confirmed a shift toward bullish momentum.

The setup continues the technical framework outlined in earlier analysis of XRP’s support structure, which identified the $1.275-$1.30 area as important support.

For now, $1.30 and $1.45 define XRP’s immediate technical boundaries. A convincing break above $1.45 could invalidate the immediate bearish structure and reopen the path toward $1.60, while a loss of $1.30 would weaken the rebound.