Over the weekend, XRP experienced a recovery from its lowest point in two months as its prices surpassed a significant support level. After reaching its lowest point since January on Friday, the token's value increased by up to 2% on Saturday. Furthermore, Cardano regained its losses from the previous day. XRP/USD rose to an intraday high of $0.3795, having reached a low of $0.3664 on Friday. The recent drop pushed XRP to its weakest point since January 11 when prices fell to $0.3477. However, Saturday's rebound pushed the token above a long-term support level of $0.3720, which had been broken the day before. The relative strength index (RSI) appears to have contributed to the rebound, with the index bouncing from a floor of 43.00. As of writing, the RSI is at 43.48, with the next visible resistance level at 45.00
On Saturday, Cardano (ADA) also experienced a rebound from a low point that had lasted for several months. After hitting a low of $0.3367 on Friday, ADA/USD rose to a peak of $0.3443 at the start of the weekend. Like XRP, Cardano also fell to its lowest level since January 11 during the previous day's movement. Nevertheless, ADA's current value is more than 1.3% higher than its lowest point and has risen above a recent support level. ADA is presently trading at $0.3418, above the support point of $0.3400 mentioned earlier. Despite the 14-day RSI remaining near an eight-week low of 38.76, the token's price has rebounded.