Short-term gains are possible, but long-term price scenarios remain speculative and uncertain.
A bearish trendline on intraday charts is currently limiting upward momentum.
XRPUSD made a bearish move on intraday charts
before finding support at a level that had previously triggered strong
reactions. The price has since moved upward, but multiple resistance zones
could limit buyers from sustaining momentum.
Crypto analysts noted mixed signals for XRP, highlighting a
bearish descending triangle pattern alongside bullish sentiment from Binance
traders. Short-term projections suggest possible gains, while longer-term
scenarios remain highly speculative.
Binance Traders Turn Bullish
A crypto analyst on the YouTube channel Discover Crypto
shared his outlook on XRP. He highlighted a 12-year trend line and a descending
triangle pattern. While descending triangles are usually bearish, he noted that
XRP’s recent uptrend could increase the chances of an upward breakout.
The analyst also pointed to Binance trader activity, where
long positions outweighed shorts. The long-short ratio stood at 3.05, and among
top traders, it reached 3.67, suggesting more traders were betting on the price
rising than falling.
XRPUSD, H1 Chart, Source: TradingView
Short-Term Outlook
In the short term, the analyst set price targets between
$3.60 and $3.81 over the next 30 to 60 days.
Elsewhere, crypto enthusiast Diana recently shared a tweet referencing
a projection attributed to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse regarding XRP’s
potential role in global payments.
According to the tweet, Garlinghouse
suggested that XRP could capture up to 14 percent of SWIFT’s annual transaction
flows over the next five years.
🚨XRP’S $943 SCENARIO? BRAD GARLINGHOUSE JUST WENT NUCLEAR 💣
Ripple’s CEO dropped one of the boldest projections we’ve ever heard: 👉 XRP could capture 14% of SWIFT’s $1.5 quadrillion flows within 5 years.
SWIFT, the global messaging network used by banks to process
cross-border payments, reportedly handles around $1.5 quadrillion in
transactions each year. If XRP were to achieve a 14 percent share, the
equivalent value would be roughly $210 trillion, underscoring the scale of the
projected adoption.
The tweet contextualizes this figure by comparing it with
the United States’ gross domestic product, which is approximately $27 trillion
Speculative Long-Term Scenarios
For the longer term, the analyst outlined what he called
“moon math” scenarios. If the 12-year trend line holds, XRP could theoretically
reach $16 by early 2026 or $30 by the third quarter. He emphasized these
figures are speculative and unlikely in the current market cycle.
XRP Price Moves Up, Trendline Remains Resistance
On the H1 chart, XRPUSD found support at 2.9550, a level
that had previously acted as intraday support. After forming a bullish inside
bar, the price moved upward. However, a bearish trendline is currently acting
as resistance, along with several horizontal levels on the way to 3.1860.
Analysts Offer Mixed Short- and Long-Term XRP Projections
Several crypto analysts have shared technical and market
perspectives on XRP. CoinsKid
highlighted potential parabolic growth in certain altcoins, noting XRP’s
recent gains while holding key support levels, but cautioned a correction could
occur before further upward movement.
Another analyst, YourPOP,
pointed to historical four-year cycles and projected potential market gains
for October 2025. Despite a recent weekly drop, XRP remains up around 400%
year-to-date. The possible approval of an XRP ETF was cited as a key factor,
with betting markets indicating a high probability in October.
Oscar
Ramos noted XRP trading near $2.70, highlighting historical trends of
weaker September performance and stronger gains in October and November, with
$2.70 as a potential buying level.
Analysts’ short- and long-term projections vary. In another
analysis, CoinsKid cited support at $2.66 and a minimum upside of $4.13; Cilinix
Crypto targeted $3.07–$3.13 near-term, with $3.30 as longer-term
resistance.
XRPUSD made a bearish move on intraday charts
before finding support at a level that had previously triggered strong
reactions. The price has since moved upward, but multiple resistance zones
could limit buyers from sustaining momentum.
Crypto analysts noted mixed signals for XRP, highlighting a
bearish descending triangle pattern alongside bullish sentiment from Binance
traders. Short-term projections suggest possible gains, while longer-term
scenarios remain highly speculative.
Binance Traders Turn Bullish
A crypto analyst on the YouTube channel Discover Crypto
shared his outlook on XRP. He highlighted a 12-year trend line and a descending
triangle pattern. While descending triangles are usually bearish, he noted that
XRP’s recent uptrend could increase the chances of an upward breakout.
The analyst also pointed to Binance trader activity, where
long positions outweighed shorts. The long-short ratio stood at 3.05, and among
top traders, it reached 3.67, suggesting more traders were betting on the price
rising than falling.
XRPUSD, H1 Chart, Source: TradingView
Short-Term Outlook
In the short term, the analyst set price targets between
$3.60 and $3.81 over the next 30 to 60 days.
Elsewhere, crypto enthusiast Diana recently shared a tweet referencing
a projection attributed to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse regarding XRP’s
potential role in global payments.
According to the tweet, Garlinghouse
suggested that XRP could capture up to 14 percent of SWIFT’s annual transaction
flows over the next five years.
🚨XRP’S $943 SCENARIO? BRAD GARLINGHOUSE JUST WENT NUCLEAR 💣
Ripple’s CEO dropped one of the boldest projections we’ve ever heard: 👉 XRP could capture 14% of SWIFT’s $1.5 quadrillion flows within 5 years.
SWIFT, the global messaging network used by banks to process
cross-border payments, reportedly handles around $1.5 quadrillion in
transactions each year. If XRP were to achieve a 14 percent share, the
equivalent value would be roughly $210 trillion, underscoring the scale of the
projected adoption.
The tweet contextualizes this figure by comparing it with
the United States’ gross domestic product, which is approximately $27 trillion
Speculative Long-Term Scenarios
For the longer term, the analyst outlined what he called
“moon math” scenarios. If the 12-year trend line holds, XRP could theoretically
reach $16 by early 2026 or $30 by the third quarter. He emphasized these
figures are speculative and unlikely in the current market cycle.
XRP Price Moves Up, Trendline Remains Resistance
On the H1 chart, XRPUSD found support at 2.9550, a level
that had previously acted as intraday support. After forming a bullish inside
bar, the price moved upward. However, a bearish trendline is currently acting
as resistance, along with several horizontal levels on the way to 3.1860.
Analysts Offer Mixed Short- and Long-Term XRP Projections
Several crypto analysts have shared technical and market
perspectives on XRP. CoinsKid
highlighted potential parabolic growth in certain altcoins, noting XRP’s
recent gains while holding key support levels, but cautioned a correction could
occur before further upward movement.
Another analyst, YourPOP,
pointed to historical four-year cycles and projected potential market gains
for October 2025. Despite a recent weekly drop, XRP remains up around 400%
year-to-date. The possible approval of an XRP ETF was cited as a key factor,
with betting markets indicating a high probability in October.
Oscar
Ramos noted XRP trading near $2.70, highlighting historical trends of
weaker September performance and stronger gains in October and November, with
$2.70 as a potential buying level.
Analysts’ short- and long-term projections vary. In another
analysis, CoinsKid cited support at $2.66 and a minimum upside of $4.13; Cilinix
Crypto targeted $3.07–$3.13 near-term, with $3.30 as longer-term
resistance.
Tareq is a financial writer with 15 years of experience covering global markets. His work spans technical analysis, forex broker reviews, and market sentiment, with a focus on topics relevant to retail traders. He joined Finance Magnates in 2023.
At Finance Magnates, he serves as News Editor, covering retail forex and CFD brokers, cryptocurrency exchanges, fintech firms, and regulatory developments shaping the trading industry. He holds an Honours degree in Information Technology from Anfell College, London.
Education:
Honours degree Information Technology, Anfell College, London
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