Ripple price enters bearish territory today as it continues below the 100-day moving average for the second consecutive day. Ripple return above the 100-day moving average on the end of May after the rebound from the yearly lows in March. The rebound stalled at the 200-day moving average and the correction slowly drove the price below the 100-day moving average with bears taking control.
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Ripple Price Support and Resistance
Ripple price is 1.29% lower at $0.1871, making fresh five days low as the sellers are in control after the price breached below the 100-day moving average. The technical outlook is bearish now, and traders target lower levels.
Looking further down, immediate support for XRPUSD stands at $0.1867 the daily low. The next support for Ripple will be met at $0.1842 the low from June 11. If Ripple price breaks below 0.1842, the Ripple price could correct further towards the $0.1709 the low from June 9.
On the other hand, initial resistance for Ripple will be met at $0.1899 the daily high; If Ripple breaks above $0.1899, the next hurdle will be met at $0.1903 the 100-day moving average. A break above 0.1903 might open the way for a move higher. Next resistance area to watch is at $0.1987 the high from June 17.