XRP RSI Hits a 13-Year Low: Is XRP Finally Setting Up for a Reversal?

XRP has just reached an extreme that has never appeared in the token’s 13-year trading history. XRP’s two-week Relative Strength Index (RSI) has fallen to roughly 33.5: below the lows recorded during the 2018 bear market, the 2020 COVID crash, and the 2022 crypto winter.

The question now is whether the record-low XRP RSI represents seller exhaustion or merely confirms that the downtrend remains powerful. Related: XRP Defies $1.38 Billion Ripple Unlock as Institutional Demand Rewrites the Market Why Has the XRP RSI Fallen to a 13-Year Low?

The widely discussed record refers specifically to XRP’s two-week RSI, not its daily RSI. Relative Strength Index measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes on a scale from 0 to 100.

Traders commonly interpret readings below 30 as oversold and readings above 70 as overbought, although those thresholds depend heavily on the timeframe and market. Analyst Cryptollica highlighted that XRP’s two-week RSI has dropped to approximately 33.5.