XRP is flashing two bullish reversal signals on the daily chart after weeks of pressure left the token trading near the lower end of its recent range.
Ali Martinez flagged the XRP reversal setup, pointing to a TD Sequential buy signal and a Morning Star Doji candlestick pattern on the daily chart. XRP traded near $1.06 when checked, with a 24-hour range between about $1.04 and $1.07.
The TD Sequential signal appeared through a “9” candlestick, a setup traders often watch for short-term exhaustion after a sustained move. In bullish reversal cases, the signal can precede a one-to-four daily candle relief rebound if sellers are running out of momentum.
The second signal came from the past three daily sessions. The candles formed a Morning Star Doji pattern, a traditional reversal structure that can appear near localized bottoms when a strong decline slows, indecision forms and buyers begin to absorb supply.
$1.30 Becomes The First Upside Target
Martinez placed the next upside focus near $1.30 if buying volume accelerates. That level would mark a sharp rebound from the current $1.06 area and would put XRP back near the zone that previously separated failed relief rallies from more constructive recoveries.
The setup still needs confirmation. A TD Sequential 9 and a Morning Star Doji can identify exhaustion, but volume decides whether the pattern becomes a tradeable reversal or only a pause inside a broader downtrend.
XRP has already spent weeks struggling to turn bottom signals into sustained upside. Earlier price action showed how quickly early rebound setups can fade, with XRP’s potential bottom signal failing to remove the risk of continued weakness while broader market demand stayed thin.
The current chart now gives bulls a cleaner technical level to defend. Holding above the recent lows near the $1.04 area would keep the reversal setup alive. A move through $1.10 and then $1.20 would strengthen the path toward Martinez’s $1.30 target.
Volume Still Needs To Confirm The Rebound
The bullish signals arrive while XRP remains under pressure from the wider crypto market. Bitcoin weakness, ETF outflows and softer U.S. spot demand have kept large-cap altcoins from building strong independent trends.
XRP’s own market structure has also been fragile. The token recently tested the critical $1.06 support zone while onchain supply clusters pointed to deeper downside levels if sellers forced another breakdown.
That keeps the $1.30 target conditional. XRP needs stronger spot buying, higher volume and a daily close away from the recent low area before the TD Sequential and Morning Star Doji signals can be treated as more than short-term relief markers.
XRP traded near $1.06 while the two bullish reversal signals appeared on the daily chart. A sustained volume pickup could push price toward $1.30, while another failure near the current range would keep traders focused on the same lower support levels that defined the latest selloff.
