💥 HBAR price nears breakout as inverse head and shoulders pattern forms
HBAR price is consolidating below key resistance as an inverse head and shoulders pattern develops, signaling a potential bullish breakout if the neckline resistance is cleared with volume.
HBAR ($HBAR ) price action is showing increasingly constructive behavior as the market builds a classic bullish reversal structure on the higher timeframes. After an extended corrective phase, price has stabilized and begun forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern, a formation often associated with trend reversals when confirmed
$XRP looks like it’s gearing up for a big move—about 65%—and, honestly, institutions seem to be getting in early.
After months of steady selling, $XRP finally found its footing, just as the rest of the crypto market started to bounce back. Bitcoin’s climbing toward $90K again, Ethereum’s holding above $3K, and people are willing to take on risk. You can see that reflected in XRP now, too.
Sellers had their run, but XRP managed to bounce from a key demand zone and pull itself back above some important support. The relentless selling we saw during the last cycle is losing steam. Now, the big question is whether this turnaround can actually stick, especially with the broader market and structural changes working in its favor.
What really jumps out is how institutional players are acting. Spot ETFs for XRP just had $43.16 million in net inflows last week. That’s a real sign that regulated funds want a piece. XRPZ led with $21.76 million, and Bitwise’s XRP fund added $17.27 million, bumping its total up to $252 million. These aren’t quick trades—they’re long-term bets.
Outflows? Pretty minimal. XRPC saw a small $1.18 million outflow, but that’s nothing compared to what’s come in before. It looks more like investors shifting between products than pulling out of XRP altogether. Right now, ETF assets total $1.37 billion, which is about 1.14% of XRP’s market cap. Cumulative inflows are at $1.18 billion. Basically, institutions are getting more involved and spreading out their bets, not just speculating for a quick win.
On the technical side, XRP broke out of a months-long falling wedge. Price is hanging near $2.13, above a demand zone where sellers kept failing. As that wedge pattern played out, buyers started to take control, and you can see the momentum building. The RSI is up in the mid-60s—not overheated, just strong.
If buyers can keep XRP above $2.22, the breakout pattern stays alive and the target is clear: $3.53, which is about a 65% jump from here. If things slip below $2.05, though, that setup falls apart and opens the door down to $1.80.
Right now, XRP is moving based on structure and real money flowing in—not hype. As long as it holds this key zone, the odds still favor more upside.
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