I just reviewed JayDee's analysis on XRP, and honestly, the technical patterns he's pointing out are quite interesting. Basically, he's observing a bullish divergence in the RSI on the monthly chart, combined with XRP retesting a long-standing upward trend line that has held for about 7 years. That’s pretty solid support for the long term.

The interesting part is that when you see a bullish divergence in the RSI, it usually means there’s more strength beneath the surface than it appears. The price forms a lower low, but the indicator shows a higher low, suggesting that sellers are losing momentum. JayDee believes that if Bitcoin’s dominance starts to decline significantly, XRP could enter its next major expansion phase.

His target is quite ambitious: around $5.32 per token, which would imply a market capitalization close to $325 billion. Considering XRP is currently at $1.41 with a market cap of $87.22 billion, that’s roughly a 3.7x move. Historically, in 2017, when Bitcoin’s dominance collapsed from 95% to 37%, XRP surged over 70,000%. So, the scenario isn’t entirely outlandish if a similar rotation into altcoins occurs again.

However, JayDee also warns that there could be an alternative scenario where XRP first drops to what he calls the pink box, which would be a deeper correction. But he emphasizes that even in that case, the bullish divergence in the RSI would remain intact, so it would just be accumulation before the main move.

The overall thesis is that either XRP continues directly toward those bullish targets, or it experiences a final shakeout before a broader expansion. It all depends on whether Bitcoin’s dominance finally gives way. For now, the token is trading well below its 2025 high of $3.66, so there’s interesting room to play.