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XRP breaks key resistance, analysts eye potential rally, making it the crypto to watch this weekend

XRP breaks key resistance, analysts eye potential rally, making it the crypto to watch this weekend

John Bollinger, Bollinger Bands’ creator, said that XRP has remained resilient to the bearish market. BNY Mellon and Goldman Sachs are taking stronger interest in crypto under Trump’s administration. XRP could potentially soar to the $15 price tag, a massive 500% surge from current prices. Riding a wave of positive momentum, XRP is currently trading at $2.43, reflecting a 6.31% gain in the past day, CoinMarketCap data shows . Crucially, the digital asset has moved above the 20-day EMA at $2.36. Adding to XRP’s bullish outlook, crypto analyst Tony Edward, host of the Thinking Crypto Podcast, discussed XRP’s performance , highlighting increased institutional interest in digital assets. XRP: Institutional Interest and Bullish Sentiment Institutions such as BNY Mellon and Goldman Sachs have taken a stronger stance on cryptocurrency, mentioning digital assets for the first time under US President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto administration. Edward noted that BNY Mellon expanded its relationship with stablecoin company Circle and Goldman Sachs acknowledged cryptocurrencies in its annual shareholder letter. Related: Is This XRP Proposal on the SEC W… The post XRP breaks key resistance, analysts eye potential rally, making it the crypto to watch this weekend appeared first on Coin Edition .

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