XRP traded around $1.42 on Oct. 12, remaining below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages but above the 200-day average of $1.28. The token fell short of a $1.53 forecast target and faces immediate resistance at $1.43 and $1.45, with support near $1.39. Momentum indicators show no clear direction, and futures data indicate moderate trading activity. A long-term scenario suggests XRP could reach $50 if Bitcoin hits $450,000, but this is highly conditional and without a set timeline.
XRP trades at Rp25,234 on Pluang as of Oct 12, 2026 14:51 WIB, up 1.57% in one day. The market cap stands at Rp1.598,48 trillion with a 24-hour volume of Rp25,34 trillion. Buyers dominate Pluang order activity at 61%, reflecting steady interest despite XRP's price below some moving averages.
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