XRP may be on the verge of a major breakout, and crypto analyst STEPH IS CRYPTO believes the charts are flashing a powerful signal. Drawing a direct comparison with Bitcoin’s trendline since 2021, the analyst pointed out that XRP is following a nearly identical path, one that could soon lead to an explosive move upward.
Bitcoin’s Breakout Sets the Tone
Bitcoin broke through a long-standing downtrend earlier this year, triggering a surge that pushed it past the $100,000 mark. As of report time, Bitcoin is trading at $118,246.91, reinforcing its dominant bullish momentum. According to STEPH IS CRYPTO, this breakout wasn’t just a technical milestone; it signaled the return of macro-level confidence in crypto markets.
The key observation here is the similarity between Bitcoin’s previous structure and XRP’s current setup. Both assets have moved within multi-year descending trendlines, but now, as Bitcoin enjoys massive continuation to the upside, XRP appears to be approaching its breakout point.
#XRP IS ABOUT TO GO CRAZY!!! pic.twitter.com/xDKjZS3pbG
— STEPH IS CRYPTO (@Steph_iscrypto) July 29, 2025
XRP’s Chart Mirrors Bitcoin’s Bullish Structure
As of report time, XRP is trading at $3.04, down from its July high of around $3.66, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Despite the pullback, the price structure remains bullish. XRP is consolidating just below a key resistance zone between $3.20 and $3.23, forming a symmetrical triangle that often precedes a major breakout.
On-chain data backs this setup. Exchange balances are dropping as large holders accumulate, and capital inflows into XRP-based products are rising. Just last week, institutional inflows totaled over $190 million, reinforcing the belief that smart money is positioning for a breakout.
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Favorable Fundamentals Strengthen the Case
XRP’s fundamentals have dramatically improved over the past year. Ripple’s long-running legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is effectively coming to an end. With Ripple having dropped its counter-appeal and the SEC expected to do the same, the legal uncertainty that has weighed on XRP since 2020 is lifting.
Meanwhile, institutional demand for XRP continues to grow. Anticipation of a U.S.-approved XRP spot ETF, alongside Ripple’s expanding partnerships and the launch of its stablecoin RLUSD, are boosting XRP’s real-world utility and long-term value proposition.
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