XRP Price Analysis: Two Analysts Agree on a $0.90 Bottom Before a $13 Bull Run



 Is XRP about to drop below $1 before its next big rally? Two independent technical analysts are now pointing to the same answer.

As of April 25, 2026, XRP is trading around $1.42 and ranked fourth by total market value. On the surface, that looks stable. But a chart pattern that has been forming for nearly a decade is now drawing serious attention from analysts watching the monthly timeframe.

The setup is a multi-year symmetrical triangle on XRP's monthly chart. Price has been squeezed between a descending resistance line connecting the 2017-2018 highs and a rising support floor. That rising floor has been the key. It has held through multiple corrections and kept the structure intact.

The question now is whether it holds one more time or breaks.

Chart analyst alicharts identified $0.90 as the level along that ascending support where a bear market floor could form. The upside projection, using standard triangle breakout math, targets $13 for the next major bull cycle.

A second analyst, ChartNerdTA, confirmed the same thesis independently. He has been flagging a sub-$1 bottom for months and puts his Fibonacci targets at $8, $13, and $27 in sequence once the low is in. He called 2026 "the foundation" year, meaning the setup rather than the payoff.

Neither analyst treats $1.42 as a signal. It is the middle of a coiling structure waiting for resolution.

The triangle is tightening. Volatility is low. At some point, one side breaks.

For long-term holders watching the monthly chart, the $0.90 to $0.70 zone is worth understanding before it arrives. Whether XRP tests it before breaking higher is the question the pattern has not yet answered.

For the full technical breakdown of this analysis including the Fibonacci ladder targets and the monthly chart structure, read the complete article on CryptoNewsLive.org.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

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