I recently noticed that XRP is showing some interesting signals on the daily chart. The current price is around $1.38 and has decreased by 2.5% in the past 24 hours, mainly due to the overall market decline as people await US CPI data. Analyst Ali Martinez just made a comment about XRP's Bollinger Bands — these bands are tightening, which often happens before a major price move. The beauty of Bollinger Bands is that they help us see when the market is about to move. When the bands narrow like that, it means volatility has dropped very low and is about to explode in one direction or another. According to Ali Martinez, XRP is currently in this position — like a spring being compressed, just waiting to release. Coupled with the unstable macro environment, the perfect conditions for a breakout have formed. I notice that the resistance level near $1.42 and support at $1.35 will be key points. If XRP breaks through $1.42 strongly, Ali Martinez suggests it could move toward $1.67. Conversely, if it cannot hold $1.35, the price could be pushed down to the $1.30–$1.32 range. Now, it's just waiting to see which direction the market will go, especially with many macro uncertainties still present.

Recently, I saw an analysis from JayDee about XRP that’s quite interesting. He observed that XRP is showing a fairly strong pattern on the monthly chart—especially a hidden divergence that’s concealed. This means that XRP’s price is forming higher lows, but the RSI is showing lower lows. This usually signals that there’s fundamental strength behind the scenes, even if the market looks weak at first glance. What’s interesting is that XRP has recently retested an upward trend line that has held for seven years as long-term support. The combination of this hidden divergence and strong support at that level could be the trigger for the next major upward move. JayDee believes that if Bitcoin’s dominance starts to decline significantly, XRP could enter a main expansion phase, and its price could surge toward the target he calls “kotak hijau.” Based on his projection, if XRP’s market cap reaches nearly 325 billion dollars, that would mean the price could rise to 5.32 dollars per token. Right now, XRP is trading at 1.38 dollars with a market cap of about 85.25 billion, so this implies upside potential of roughly 4x from the current level. Of course, this isn’t a guarantee, but the logic makes sense if Bitcoin’s dominance is truly weakening. However, JayDee also reminds everyone that a lower “pink box” scenario is still possible. He says it would be a counted crash or a deep pullback, but he sees it as a major accumulation opportunity before the next bull run. The key point is that the hidden divergence on the monthly timeframe will remain intact even if XRP drops first. So basically, he sees two possibilities: either it continues up directly to the target, or there’s a final shakeout before a bigger multi-year expansion. Other analysts are also on the same page—they hope that a decline in Bitcoin’s dominance can trigger a strong altcoin rotation, similar to what happened in 2017. Back then, Bitcoin’s dominance fell from 95% to 37%, while XRP surged wildly by more than 70,000%. Now, XRP is already up more than 600% in this cycle, but there hasn’t been a dramatic structural break in Bitcoin’s dominance yet. Still, if next year Bitcoin’s dominance truly weakens, liquidity could rotate into major altcoins like XRP and push prices even higher. Either way, XRP holders are currently waiting to see this much-anticipated altcoin rotation finally play out.

Deleting those $ETH $XRP tags is basically life philosophy; keeping them is crypto circle “chicken soup” — cheesy pep-talk quotes. I’m done with that.