XRP network activity has surged, with active addresses jumping 654.71% from 47,180 to 356,070 — an increase of 308,890 addresses that signals a sharp rise in network participation. Analyst Ali Charts reported the jump in on-chain activity, while analyst Egrag Crypto tracked improving momentum through RSI and MACD readings. Taken together, the data points to stronger network participation and weakening bearish momentum across XRP's broader technical setup.

XRP Active Addresses Surge Sharply

Ali Charts reported the rise in XRP active addresses alongside increased network participation, with the count climbing by 308,890 addresses from the earlier 47,180 reading to 356,070. Active addresses count the unique addresses sending or receiving over a set window, which makes the metric a direct gauge of transactional use rather than passive holding — a distinction that matters on the XRP Ledger, the payments-focused public blockchain where XRP is the native asset. According to Ali Charts, such a sharp increase can accompany higher price volatility. The on-chain data therefore adds a separate measure of activity to complement XRP's technical indicators.

Meanwhile, Egrag Crypto focused on XRP's Relative Strength Index (RSI), an indicator that measures the speed and strength of price movements on a scale from zero to 100. The RSI was introduced by J. Welles Wilder in 1978 and is conventionally read with 70 marking overbought conditions and 30 oversold; on macro charts, Egrag instead applies a midline framework, considering readings below 50 bearish and levels above 50 bullish. He identified 53 as the key continuation threshold for the current setup.

Egrag Tracks XRP RSI Above 53

Egrag said XRP's RSI rebound from 47 to 50 exceeded his earlier expectations, and the indicator has now pushed through the previous bull-market level. He identified 47 as the previous cycle's bottoming area and 53 as the next key support level.

According to his setup, holding above 53 could keep momentum expansion active. The next RSI levels he highlighted are 60, 70 and 80. However, Egrag noted that previous cycles often experienced major retests before larger breakouts, and he therefore expects a later retest to remain possible even with stronger momentum currently developing.

MACD Shows Bearish Momentum Losing Strength

Egrag also flagged changes in XRP's MACD readings. The negative histogram bars have started shrinking, showing that bearish momentum is losing strength. The MACD, a trend-following tool introduced by technical analyst Gerald Appel in the late 1970s, tracks trend momentum, while its signal line helps confirm crossovers; the histogram measures the distance between those two lines and can show momentum changes earlier.

Egrag is watching for smaller negative bars, movement toward zero and an upward MACD turn, with a bullish cross providing the next confirmation. For now, he said bearish momentum is decelerating while bullish momentum builds, leaving the potential cross as the next technical event to watch.