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by: xpoolPosted on: April 2, 2025

Is XRP’s Bottom In? Analyst Sees Rally to $3.80

XRP price experienced a significant drop of 22% between March 19th and 31st, potentially forming a local bottom at the $2.02 level. After this decline, the price surged by 9%, reaching $2.20 before retracing to its current levels. Analysts are divided on whether XRP has finally bottomed out or if further declines are in store. 💰

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