XRP has moved back into a bullish posture after a Candle Range Theory (CRT) bearish continuation setup failed during the weekend, according to a Coin Edition live price update. Traders had expected the token to fall following the September 20 setup, but buyers stepped in, pushed the price above the key $1.4147 level and kept the short-term structure intact. The first resistance now stands at $1.45, and a decisive break above that level could open the path toward the $1.4961 upside target.
Separately, CryptoPotato's Ripple price analysis shows XRP trading around $1.48 after an 8% daily surge, rebounding from recent lows. On the daily chart, the correction found support near the 200-day moving average at $1.27–$1.28, and buyers responded aggressively from that region. The asset is now back near the upper boundary of a descending channel, around $1.43–$1.45, and has reclaimed the $1.33–$1.36 zone that had previously acted as short-term resistance.
The 4-hour chart highlights the key decision point: a confirmed breakout above roughly $1.45 would invalidate the bearish channel and allow XRP to target the $1.51–$1.55 resistance zone, followed by the larger $1.61–$1.65 supply area. A rejection from the descending trendline, however, would keep the corrective structure alive. In that scenario, the first support to watch is $1.33–$1.36, with a loss opening a move toward the $1.22–$1.28 demand area where the latest recovery began.
Overall, the failed bearish setup and the 8% recovery suggest near-term momentum is favoring buyers, but XRP still needs a clear horizontal or channel breakout to confirm a larger bullish continuation. The immediate levels to monitor are support at $1.4147 and resistance at $1.45, with $1.4961 and $1.51–$1.55 as the next upside objectives.
