XRP Price Is Performing As Expected; Analyst Reveals What Comes Next

XRP Signals 2017 Replay: Can Ripple's Price Hit $10 This Cycle?

Ripple’s XRP is attracting attention after recent technical indicators and chart patterns suggest a potential repeat of its 2017 bull cycle. With the price nearing key resistance levels, market participants are preparing for possible upside movement. Repeating a Historical Pattern A chart from analyst ChartNerd compares XRP’s current setup with its 2016–2017 cycle. At that time, the asset formed a double top followed by a wick drop, then entered…

XRP Price Prediction: Price Compresses as Sellers Defend The Trendline

XRP trades near $2.15 after repeated rejections at $2.21, forming a tightening wedge with rising breakout risk. Spot flows remain negative with $17.6M in outflows, signaling weak demand and limiting upside momentum. Open interest edges higher but volume falls nearly 30 percent, showing traders positioning cautiously ahead of a move. XRP price today trades around $2.15 after failing to break above $2.21, the level that rejected price several time…

XRP Price Is Performing As Expected; Analyst Reveals What Comes Next

The XRP price has staged a strong rebound in recent days, rising from early-December weakness and climbing back above $2. The recovery comes just after crypto analyst CasiTrades published a detailed technical outlook on the social media platform X, where she outlined a scenario that anticipated both the initial decline and the current bounce.  Now that XRP has begun moving upward towards $2.2, the focus is on what the next phase of this pattern …

Top Analyst Spots XRP Bullish Divergence. Here's What Is Coming

ChartNerd (@ChartNerdTA) highlighted a technical pattern on XRP’s daily chart. He believes the pattern has gained strength over the past 55 days. The analyst’s review centers on a bullish divergence that began forming after the sharp drop on October 10. That move briefly pushed XRP to its 2025 low of $1.52. The analyst tracks this structure closely because it aligns with a slow price decline while the RSI moves in the opposite direction. He note…