XRP Price Signals Warning: Here Is What the Charts Are Actually Saying

 



XRP is not moving. While Bitcoin has already printed stronger corrective rallies, XRP is stuck inside a tight range between $1.22 and $1.55, and the weekly chart is not offering bulls much to work with.

Technical analysis shared on X by Morecryptoonl shows XRP building what appears to be a B-wave range rather than any kind of impulsive advance. The higher timeframe Elliott Wave structure still allows for a larger C-wave decline into the $0.98 to $0.48 support zone. That's the risk scenario most retail holders are not watching closely enough.

What makes this week's analysis different is a data point that the mainstream crypto outlets mostly ignored. ChartNerdTA posted a monthly Gaussian Channel chart on X showing that XRP has only ever put in a major cycle bottom when price touches the lower regression band of that channel. That event has happened exactly three times since 2014, and each time it produced what the chart labels a "bull switch." The current correction has not produced that touch.

That confluence, noted by ChartNerdTA on X, aligns with CK's Monthly Ribbons still not confirming a bottom signal either. Two independent longer-term tools are pointing at the same gap in the correction.

There's a temporary B-wave rally scenario still open. A move into the $1.78 to $2.87 red resistance zone is possible and would still fit inside a corrective structure. But it would not be confirmation of a new bull run.

The weekly chart shows XRP currently near $1.38, below both key Fibonacci resistance levels and with no clear momentum shift. If Bitcoin runs into its own resistance and stalls, XRP will likely follow sideways or lower.

This is the kind of multi-timeframe read that helps XRP holders understand what they're actually sitting in, not just what price is doing today.

For the full breakdown with both charts, Elliott Wave targets, and the Gaussian Channel analysis, read the complete article at CryptoNewsLive.org.

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