XRP price has entered the kind of zone that makes chart watchers stop scrolling and zoom in. Ripple price has slipped under a long-term support level that tradersXRP price has entered the kind of zone that makes chart watchers stop scrolling and zoom in. Ripple price has slipped under a long-term support level that traders
Veteran Analyst Who Nailed XRP Crashes Warns Ripple Price Is Headed Below $1
XRP price has entered the kind of zone that makes chart watchers stop scrolling and zoom in. Ripple price has slipped under a long-term support level that traders track across multiple cycles. That break sets up a serious question. Could XRP really fall below $1 again before any meaningful recovery begins? Levi, host of the
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