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Crypto analyst ChartNerd says XRP is approaching what he describes as a “breakout of the decade,” pointing to a bullish setup that has been forming since 2024 and is now in a critical retest phase.
In an X post, ChartNerd said XRP has effectively delivered the “breakout of the decade” after a multi-year symmetrical triangle finally broke in Q4 2024. He linked that move to a new all-time high (ATH) in July 2025 and said the price is now “searching for a critical retest.”
ChartNerd also compared the current structure to earlier cycles between 2013 and 2017, when a similar triangle preceded a sharp upward move.
Based on the analyst’s chart, XRP could rally to a new ATH of $21 following the breakout. He also suggested XRP may first retest below the psychological $1 level before any parabolic advance.
ChartNerd added that the retest could occur as soon as this month, citing macro pressures including the U.S.-Iran war. He previously said this month could be defining for XRP as it navigates a high-volatility zone.
Another analyst, Dark Defender, said a new all-time high is in sight for XRP. In an X post, he said XRP broke a key resistance on the 3-day chart after repeatedly respecting structure and the $1.31 “white Fibonacci line.”
Dark Defender further stated that XRP has completed the C Wave, broken above a resistance-support triangle, and generated an RSI bullish cross, which he cited as the basis for his confidence in a new ATH.
At the time of writing, XRP was trading at around $1.35, up over the last 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data.
XRP trading at $1.34 on the 1D chart.

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