Looking at the XRP chart, I just noticed something quite interesting. From the $0.49 level at the end of 2024, XRP jumped to $3.65 in mid-2025 — a 647% increase. Then it dropped sharply by 70%, but analysts still believe the trend is not over.

Analyst Javon Marks suggests that the $15 target is still valid, meaning over 900% growth from the current position. This calculation is based on Elliott Wave theory — when the price breaks out of a multi-year accumulation triangle (like XRP in November 2024), the target is calculated by taking the height of the pattern and extending it from the breakout point.

XForceGlobal, a recognized Elliott Wave expert, also confirms this view. According to him, recent months are not signs of weakness but “compression” — a consolidation phase before a breakout. The next Fibonacci targets mentioned are $5-$10.

There’s another interesting detail: XRP has just experienced five consecutive months of decline, something that hasn’t happened since the 2016-2017 period. And you know what? After that decline, 2017 saw a huge rally. History doesn’t repeat exactly, but it often rhymes.

Additionally, weaker investors sold off over $900 million in a single week recently. This could be a positive signal — the remaining holders are now more likely to be strong long-term investors.

Currently, XRP is trading around $1.42, down 0.76% in 24 hours. Some commentators even predict 2026 could be a turning point, with targets ranging from $4 to $83 depending on the analysis model. Anyway, from the current level, those figures represent significant profit.