Of 17 XRP oversold cases, 12 rose after 90 days... the 60-day basis was different

Bitrue's internal research unit reported that XRP (XRP) closed higher 90 days later in 12 of 17 oversold instances identified since January 2023, based on its XRP/USDT pair data, though the same edge did not hold over a 60-day horizon and some cases ended in losses. The exchange defined oversold as a daily relative strength index (RSI) falling below 35, spacing qualifying events at least 10 days apart to isolate 18 instances. The findings matter because they offer a data-backed read on whether short-term capitulation in XRP has historically preceded medium-term rebounds, a question traders weigh when timing entries around momentum extremes. The results are Bitrue's own exchange-level tally, published alongside an AI tool rollout, so they reflect a single venue's sample rather than a market-wide dataset. What to watch next is whether the 90-day pattern persists as new RSI sub-35 events accumulate and whether other exchanges' XRP/USDT data corroborate the 60-day divergence.