XRP has fallen 58% from its all-time high, and two chart-focused analysts describe the move as an accumulation window rather than a trend break. CryptoPatel highlighted an accumulation zone between $1.50 and $1.30 and urged staggered entries, stressing capital preservation. He warned that a break below $1.30 could bring deeper bids in the $0.90–$0.70 range, potentially offering a favorable long-term entry. Patel argued that disciplined entries at dips around $1.50–$1 could yield larger returns, citing a prior call that XRP at $0.50 led to a rally to $3.66 for over 600% profit.
Charting Guy framed the selloff as part of a familiar cycle, suggesting a March bottom near $1.20 supported by a rising multi-year trendline traced from the 2020–2022 base. The chart identifies key retracement zones around 0.618 (about $0.915) and 0.702 (about $1.215), with deeper levels near 0.5 ($0.615) and 0.382 ($0.413). Those lines align with the March bottom thesis, and the confluence of trendline and Fibonacci levels is cited as the basis for the call. He notes a potential wick toward $1 and envisions upside extensions beyond the prior swing, including targets at $1.612, $2.274, and higher.
At press time, XRP traded around $1.39. The analysis emphasizes that reversals hinge on confluence between trendline support and Fibonacci levels rather than a fixed date.
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