On May 30, 2025, the 4-hour chart of XRP to U.S. Dollar (XRP/USD) formed a bullish falling wedge pattern.
A falling wedge is a bullish reversal pattern that forms when price moves inside two downward-sloping, converging trendlines. It suggests weakening bearish momentum and often leads to a breakout to the upside.
If the pattern confirms, XRP’s price can climb 30% from the current level of $2.21992 to approximately $2.89.
The pattern began after XRP peaked near $2.89 earlier in May and then started a steady decline. During the decline, lower highs and lower lows shaped the wedge, with volume gradually decreasing—another typical sign of this pattern. The price remained mostly below the 50-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA), which currently sits at $2.31355.
Despite bearish pressure, the recent candle touched the lower trendline and bounced slightly, showing early signs of a potential reversal. If XRP breaks above the upper wedge boundary with strong volume, this would confirm the breakout. In that case, the price may revisit its previous high of $2.89, completing the 30% projected move.
The next key resistance lies at the wedge’s origin, while a failure to confirm the breakout could send the price retesting the lower boundary near $2.10.
XRP RSI Nears Oversold as Bullish Reversal Setup Gains Strength
On May 30, 2025, the 4-hour Relative Strength Index (RSI) chart for XRP to U.S. Dollar (XRP/USD) showed a reading of 36.14 with a moving average of 40.75.
The Relative Strength Index is a momentum indicator that measures the speed and change of price movements on a scale from 0 to 100. Levels below 30 indicate oversold conditions, while values above 70 suggest overbought territory.
Currently, the RSI hovers just above the oversold region, suggesting weakening selling pressure. It previously dipped below 30 on May 29 but quickly recovered, signaling potential short-term demand.
The RSI remains below its 14-period moving average, confirming bearish momentum. However, the proximity to the oversold threshold may attract buyers if price support levels hold.
If XRP’s RSI moves above the 50 level with a price breakout, this would confirm bullish momentum. For now, the RSI supports the falling wedge setup seen in the price chart, hinting at a possible reversal if buying pressure increases.
XRP Price Holds Below Cloud as Ichimoku Signals Bearish Pressure
On May 30, 2025, the 4-hour XRP/USDT chart on Binance remained bearish based on Ichimoku Cloud analysis. The price traded at $2.2183, staying below the cloud, which extended from $2.2338 to $2.3058. This positioning indicates a sustained downtrend.
The Tenkan-sen, or conversion line, stood at $2.2221, while the Kijun-sen, or base line, was at $2.2455. XRP’s price hovered under both indicators, showing weak momentum across short- and mid-term timeframes.
Meanwhile, the Chikou Span lagged behind the current price action and stayed below the candlesticks. This confirmed that market sentiment remained negative.
A brief drop below the $2.21 level triggered higher volume but was quickly followed by a bounce. Despite this move, the price failed to recover above the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen.
The bearish structure remains intact unless XRP breaks above the cloud resistance at $2.3058. Until then, downside risks persist with no clear confirmation of a trend reversal.
Chinese AI Firm Webus to Invest $300M in XRP for Cross-Border Payments
Meanwhile, Webus International, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese AI company, announced plans to invest up to $300 million in XRP. The company said the move aims to improve cross-border payment operations and build out its blockchain infrastructure.
According to the May 30 statement, Webus wants to use XRP for more than just payments. It plans to introduce on-chain recordkeeping, loyalty tokens, and digital wallets for customers. These features are part of a larger push to blend Web3 tools into its AI-focused business model.
Webus said XRP could support smoother international transactions, especially for Chinese firms that face cross-border banking issues. Company CEO Nan Zheng explained that the XRP reserve could help Webus grow both domestically and globally.
“These strategic developments have the potential to create a powerful synergy between our domestic and international operations,”
Zheng said.
“XRP blockchain integration can transform how we handle cross-border payments for partners and travelers.”
The investment may also support lending, shareholder guarantees, and third-party credit systems using XRP as a base.
XRP Reserve Plan Comes Amid Broader Crypto Interest
Webus is not the first Chinese firm to consider a large crypto allocation. Earlier this month, logistics firm Addentax Group said it might invest $800 million in Bitcoin and TRUMP tokens. However, unlike Addentax, Webus has outlined a detailed and long-term plan centered on XRP.
Webus is betting that XRP’s blockchain can meet the needs of AI-native companies operating on a global scale. The company also expects its blockchain investment to boost operational transparency and speed up financial interactions across regions.
Following the announcement, Webus International’s stock price jumped over 60% in after-hours trading, according to Google Finance.
The firm said the XRP integration will help develop a stronger Web3 framework for its AI services. The move could mark a shift in how Chinese tech companies approach blockchain assets, especially for global operations.
If the $300 million reserve strategy succeeds, Webus may set an example for other AI and tech companies looking to add crypto to their financial systems.
XRP Faces Major Investor Pullback as Outflows Hit $37.2M
Moreover, on May 30, 2025, XRP investment products saw a significant shift as outflows reached $37.2 million over the past week. This marked the end of an 80-week streak of steady inflows, highlighting a sharp reversal in investor sentiment.
Exchange-traded products (ETPs) linked to XRP posted their largest weekly outflow on record. The latest figures also show that XRP’s monthly outflows now stand at $28.6 million, while other major cryptocurrencies continue to attract positive inflows.
The drop comes as open interest in XRP futures contracts fell by 9.66% from a recent high of $3.52 billion on May 13 to $3.2 billion. This decline signals a broad reduction in risk exposure, with institutional and retail participants stepping back from active XRP positions.
Overall, the data shows weakening interest in XRP from both derivative markets and investment products, pointing to a cautious outlook among crypto investors.
