XRP/USD: Holding crtical support 0.2280$ expecting new bull run coming weeks

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XRPUSD manages to stabilize at critical support level 0.2280$, If BITCOIN Hold above 10,000$ we expecting next new bull Run coming weeks, XRP looking bullish towards Resistance 0.32$ if manage to break 0.32$ then next level 0.48$.

Alternative, If price break 0.2200$ then next support level 0.2000$ and 0.1860$

SUPPORT/RESISTANCE
✅S1= 0.2280
✅S2=0.2000
✴️R1=0.3200
✴️R2=0.4400

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M.Ali Zah

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M.Ali has 10 years of experience in analysing and covering the global markets, with specialization in Forex and commodities markets.

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