XRP Price Trajectory: Mapping the Path to $6.70, $13, and $27 in 2025
XRP's next bull run could rewrite the rules—if it plays its cards right.
The $6.70 Breakout: A Matter of When, Not If
Liquidity pools and exchange inflows suggest XRP is priming for a surge past its 2021 highs. Institutional interest—or the lack thereof—remains the wildcard.
$13 and Beyond: The Institutional Domino Effect
A single Tier-1 bank adoption could trigger a FOMO cascade. Meanwhile, retail traders keep stacking despite the SEC's best efforts to kill the mood.
$27 or Bust: The Speculative Endgame
At this level, even the most cynical hedge fund managers might pretend they 'believed in blockchain all along.' Liquidity would dry up faster than a meme coin's utility.
Timing? Unclear. Regulatory risks? Very real. But if Bitcoin’s 2024 halving cycle delivers, XRP could ride the wave—straight into the history books.
XRP Weekly chart by EGRAG
Cycle 3 is now underway, with the early stages already echoing the beginnings of previous bull phases. In the current cycle, XRP has experienced the initial phase of its multi-year breakout, with its trading range shifting significantly from the $0.50 region to the current $2 range.
Many are now anticipating further progress, which the next moving average cross may help define. Notably, EGRAG leans more toward the bullish side, pointing out that the bearish cross has only occurred once.
Price Projections: $6.70, $13, or $27
According to EGRAG, if xrp price repeats its previous 1,200% rally, it could soar from its current $2.24 level to nearly $27. A 600% gain from here would place it around $13, while a more modest 300% gain would take it to $6.70.
These projections represent moderate to ambitious outlooks for XRP based on similar historical technical setups. The idea is that if the bullish structure holds, XRP could finally deliver a new peak for XRP after almost eight years.
One Last Leg But With Caution
Meanwhile, the analyst suggests that XRP may have just one final leg up before the main bear market begins. As a result, the next parabolic move could be fast, intense, and short-lived.
He noted that such a surge could hype up retail sentiment, with many believing there will be no further downtrend. However, he urged caution, warning that fast rallies often lure in emotional buyers at the top, only to trap them for the next long-haul bear season.
