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XRP price reclaims $3, opening the way for 40% gains in October

XRP has reclaimed the crucial $3 mark, sparking optimism for a potential rally towards $3.98–$4.32 this October, bolstered by an RSI golden cross signaling a bullish momentum shift. Historically, such crossovers have led to significant price increases, with XRP rising over 75% following a similar signal in June and 28% and 575% after crossovers last year. Currently, XRP is supported by the 50-period exponential moving average (EMA) and needs to break past $3.39 to pave the way for further gains toward the 1.618 Fibonacci extension level at $4.32, a roughly 40% increase. Additionally, on-chain data suggests profit-taking has been muted compared to previous rallies, indicating stronger holder conviction as XRP investors appear patient ahead of upcoming ETF decisions in October.

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