XRP trades above $2.00, but faces key resistance at $2.20. A break may target $3.00, failure risks drop to $1.20.Read more...XRP trades above $2.00, but faces key resistance at $2.20. A break may target $3.00, failure risks drop to $1.20.Read more...
XRP Surge Ahead? Watch This Key $2.20 Resistance
XRP trades above $2.00, but faces key resistance at $2.20. A break may target $3.00, failure risks drop to $1.20.
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