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XRP Surges 12% As Bulls Take Charge, Expert Raises Target To $1.4

By: TalkMarkets
XRP has shown notable signs of renewed bullish momentum in the market. It bounced back from a significant 11% price drop on April 12th, which took the token to its lowest level of the year at $0.4230.
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