The Taker Buy Sell Ratio Nears Equilibrium
The Taker Buy Sell Ratio, a measure of aggressive order flow, has been hovering near 1.0 for an extended period. That marks a departure from earlier this year when sellers dominated and the ratio consistently leaned bearish. Now the metric shows a slight advantage for buyers, though neither side is in control. The massive sell spikes that hammered XRP in January and February have largely disappeared from the data. The intensity that defined the decline is no longer present.
Volume Collapse and the Case for Accumulation
Both taker buy volume and taker sell volume have dropped sharply compared to previous months. A drop of that magnitude typically signals a market in an accumulation phase, where traders are unwilling to push prices aggressively. The lack of selling pressure, combined with failed breakdown attempts below $1.35, suggests support is forming. Still, the structure is not a confirmed reversal — it is what analysts describe as recovery mode.
Moving Averages Still Cap Upside Moves
XRP remains below all major moving averages on the higher timeframe. The 50-period and 100-period moving averages continue to act as overhead resistance, repelling recent rally attempts. Until the price can clear those levels, the broader trend remains
