XRP bulls are showing signs of life as momentum indicators flash early reversal signals.
As of June 9, 2025, XRP is trading at $2.25, edging slightly lower on the day but holding recent support levels. While the price has been consolidating in a tight range for weeks, one key technical indicator is starting to turn, potentially laying the groundwork for the next move.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on XRP’s daily chart has reversed from multi-week lows, rising from below 40 to around 50.5 at the time of writing. Notably, this marks the first sustained upward cross in momentum since early May, suggesting that bearish exhaustion may be setting in.
The RSI crossing back above 50 is often interpreted by traders as a shift toward neutral to bullish momentum. More importantly, the RSI had been printing a series of higher lows, a bullish divergence compared to XRP’s price action, which has largely remained flat over the same period.
XRP appears to be stabilizing after its corrective phase:
When you see RSI gradually recover from oversold or low-neutral zones while price holds key support, that’s typically a signal of buyers regaining confidence. It doesn’t guarantee immediate upside, but it tells you that momentum is building under the surface.
Traders will now be eyeing the $2.56–$2.60 resistance zone, a level that has repeatedly capped XRP’s advances over the past two months. A breakout above that range, especially if accompanied by further RSI strength, could open the door for a broader trend reversal and a push toward the $2.75–$3.00 levels seen earlier in the year.
Although XRP bulls aren’t fully back in control just yet, the RSI does suggest that momentum is tilting in their favor. All eyes now turn to whether buyers can convert that shift into a decisive price breakout.
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