Will XRP make a comeback after the recent price decline? Data suggests…

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These past several days have seen a tremendous price run for Ripple (XRP), with the upswing carrying it to the same price region it reached back in January.

The recent price action, however, suggests that XRP may be experiencing the “ripple effect” of the current crypto market decline.

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Ripple (XRP) has seen two dramatic price swings during the past five days. The coin was in an uptrend from March 6 to March 8 and gained more than 11%. But from March 9 to the time of writing, its value had decreased by about 9%. It was selling at about $0.36, down 3% as of this writing.

Source: TradingView

XRP entered a bear trend due to the price decrease it experienced on 9 March. But, the further decrease on 10 March changed it, according to the Relative Strength Index line, to a stronger bear trend.

The RSI line was at 40 as of the time of writing, with a further dip below it and a drop in price likely. Also, the long and short Moving Averages (blue and yellow lines) served as resistance, as did its resistance level between $0.39 and $0.43.

As a result of the price drop, it no longer spent much time in the “overvalued” pricing range. According to Santiment’s Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) statistic, during the past 30 days, XRP has been losing value. As of this writing, the MVRV had fallen to -5.1%, indicating that it was undervalued and that holders were doing so at a loss.

Source: Santiment

Also, the decrease in addresses transacting XRP was influenced by the reduction in its price. There has been a fall in the number of active addresses, according to Santiment’s 24-hour active address indicator.

The decline is a sign of decreasing trading activity.

Source: Santiment

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