XRP witnessed a bear show after the Point of Control (POC, red) turned down all bullish revival hopes from the $0.77-level. This rejection provoked a string of red candles over the last ten days.

The recent bearish engulfing candlesticks have created a stiff resilience in the $0.65-$0.7 range. A reversal from the current selling spree could result in a potential falling wedge breakout that could face resistance in this range. At press time, XRP was trading at $0.5917, down by 4.57% in the last 24 hours.

Source: TradingView, XRP/USDT

The sell-off stirred at the $0.86-ceiling translated into a 39.14% descent over the past 33 days. Thus, after dipping below the POC, XRP touched its three-month low on 30 April.

Over the last few days, the digital currency saw a falling wedge (yellow, reversal pattern) setup. Further, the 50 EMA (cyan) triggered a strong selling point that bolstered the southbound rally. The current scenario led XRP’s price to fall toward the $0.58-$0.6 support range.

While the bulls have upheld this range for over nine months, they would aim to reignite some buying pressure at the current support. Should the selling pressure continue to ease, XRP could test the upper trendline of the current wedge whilst aiming for a $0.63-mark retest. With the widening gap between 20 EMA (red) and 50 EMA, the buyers are yet to claim a free hand with their rallies.

Source: TradingView, XRP/USDT

The RSI depicted substantially weak readings after swooping toward the oversold region. While the Index matched its January lows, a revival from the current lows seemed only plausible.

Furthermore, the CMF