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Every crypto cycle has its share of bold predictions. For XRP, one recent narrative is pointing to a potential move to $1,700 within three months—an idea that has drawn both attention and skepticism.
Not everyone is convinced. Crypto analyst ChartNerd dismissed the $1,700 claim as unrealistic, particularly within a 90-day window. With XRP trading around $1.38, reaching $1,700 would require a market-wide surge far beyond typical conditions, not only for XRP but for the broader crypto market.
ChartNerd argued that long-term bullishness should not be conflated with short-term, high-precision price targets. He said targets with imminent time stamps often lose credibility quickly and can function as “engagement farming.”
The idea did not emerge in isolation. Some analysts referenced long-term charts and historical patterns to suggest XRP may be approaching a major breakout. From there, larger figures began circulating, with targets ranging from $1,200 to $1,700 gaining momentum across social media.
Analyst Remi Relief also contributed to the discussion, stating that the $1,200–$1,700 range matched his research and described it as a “sweet spot” that has attracted retail traders looking for the next major move.
Additional context comes from Santiment, which indicates XRP traders are under pressure. The average wallet is down about 41% over the past year, and MVRV levels are at their lowest since the FTX collapse.
While this “pain zone” has historically been associated with lower downside risk and potential accumulation opportunities, the data does not directly support the idea of a rapid, exponential rally in the near term.
Separately, analyst CasiTrades cautioned traders against turning bullish too quickly. Despite recent green candles, XRP has not broken through resistance and shows signs of exhaustion.
According to the same assessment, the broader structure still leans bearish, with downside targets cited around $1.13, $1.08, and potentially as low as $0.87 if selling pressure persists.

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