XRP moved back into focus after analyst EGRAG CRYPTO argued that the token’s recent weakness may be misread by the market. Instead of treating the move below a long-standing range as a structural failure, the analyst used an inverted XRP chart to frame the setup as a recurring bullish pattern that has appeared before major price expansions.
An inverted view recasts the recent breakdown
The core argument is that repeated support breaks do not automatically signal deterioration. In EGRAG CRYPTO’s reading, similar formations in past cycles developed through long periods of compression, cautious sentiment, and weak confidence before the market entered a release phase. The setup looked negative while it was forming. Only later did it reveal itself as an accumulation zone.
The report pointed to two earlier cycles to support that view. In one case, a comparable structure was followed by a 7,000% rally after an extended period of compression. In another, a similar formation led to a 1,200% upside move. Both examples came after markets had turned pessimistic, which is why the analysis put more weight on structural symmetry than on headline-driven reactions.
Base case targets sit at $24 to $30
Rather than giving a single price objective, the analysis laid out probability-based ranges. The main scenario places XRP in a $24 to $30 zone, with an estimated 60% to 65% probability over a time frame of several months. That was presented as the highest-probability outcome under the current structure.
A more aggressive extension case was also included, with a projected range of $80 to $150. The odds for that path were much lower, at 20% to 25%. According to the analysis, such an outcome would require broader liquidity conditions and stronger participation across the market, not just a technical setup on XRP alone.
Market psychology remains central to the thesis
The article also stressed the role of sentiment at turning points. Emotional selling, it said, often appears near structural inflection zones, while XRP has historically tended to lag comparable assets before accelerating sharply once momentum arrives. That delayed response remains part of the current discussion.
Interest in structure-led XRP analysis has been growing across the community. Traders are now weighing the recent low-volatility period, the break below a familiar range, and the possibility that this phase may resemble earlier accumulation environments. The piece stops short of calling the outcome certain, but XRP remains under close watch as that framework gains traction.