Analyst Says Holding Might be Suicide, but Sees Mid-Term XRP Rebound to $2.55

Analyst suggests holding some losing trades might be slow suicide but sees XRP rebounding if key support holds amid a bullish setup. As of July 3, XRP has shown a generally upward price trajectory, marked by intermittent pullbacks. The asset has fluctuated between approximately $2.08 and $2.30 in recent weeks and is currently trading at $2.28, reflecting a 3.98% increase over the past 24 hours and a 4.22% gain in the last seven days. XRP Bullish Reversal Pattern Spotted  Meanwhile, according to a TradingView analyst known as Mad Whale, XRP may be on the verge of a further move upward, supported by a key technical level on the 12-hour chart. The analyst highlights a bullish reversal setup forming within a falling wedge pattern, a structure typically marked by converging downward-sloping trendlines that constrain price movement before a breakout occurs.

This pattern appears to have been in play for some time. The lower support line of the wedge has been tested multiple times, most notably on May 6 when XRP dipped to $2.08 but quickly rebounded. Price movements toward the support were also halted on June 5 at $2.06 and on June 23 at $1.96. On the upper side, resistance held firm, for instance near $2.33 on June 16. Breakout Attempt and Potential Pullback Toward $2.00 Recently, XRP broke above the wedge pattern, briefly reaching $2.32, suggesting a possible bullish breakout. However, the analyst warns that XRP remains close to a significant daily support level at $2.00, which also coincides with a psychological round number. This level, described as a "main daily support area," has historically attracted buying interest and may serve as a springboard for a rebound if tested again. A drop to this support would require a 12.28% decline from current levels. Should XRP find support there and rebound, Mad Whale projects a minimum upside of 11.84% from the current price, with a target of $2.55. Analyst’s Education Section Meanwhile, in his education section, the analyst is urging XRP traders to reconsider their positions, warning that holding onto a trade without clear technical justification is often driven by emotion rather than strategy. He specifically says holding is suicide.  In the commentary, the analyst emphasized that “hope is not a strategy,” and argues that mental capital can be drained faster than account balances when traders convince themselves that a rebound is just a matter of time. He highlighted common pitfalls, such as ignoring RSI divergence, weakening momentum, or signs of institutional exit to point to a recent case where holders of a hyped altcoin suffered a 48% drop within five days after failing to act on key warning signals. To help traders avoid emotional traps, the analyst recommends four TradingView tools: Volume Profile, RSI Divergence, Smart Money Concepts, and Session Volume indicators. These tools, according to Mad Whale, help spot when price action is no longer in the trader’s favor and when conviction in the trend has faded.  The analyst advises traders to ask themselves whether their reasons for holding are rooted in structure or denial. The takeaway is that sometimes holding is wise, but more often, it’s just avoidance wrapped in hope.