Crypto analyst CryptoBull used a recent post to outline his long-term approach to holding XRP, referencing multiple historical price declines and his decision-making during those periods.
In the tweet, CryptoBull stated that since he began following the asset, XRP experienced major drawdowns, falling from $0.25 to $0.11, from $0.65 to $0.17, and later from $1.96 to $0.28. According to the analyst, these declines did not prompt him to sell his holdings.
CryptoBull emphasized that his strategy has been consistent during market downturns, noting that he does not sell XRP during periods of sharp price weakness.
He added that the only time he sold a portion of his holdings was during a significant upward move, specifically between $2.30 and $3.37. The analyst stated that he is now prepared to wait again, expecting future price levels above $4 and ultimately toward $10.
Since I’ve been around, #XRP crashed from $0.25 to $0.11, from $0.65 to $0.17 and from $1.96 to $0.28. I never sold. I don’t sell during drops. I did sell some up from $2.30 to $3.37. Now it’s time to wait again until we get above $4 and to $10.
— CryptoBull (@CryptoBull2020) February 5, 2026
Focus on Patience Over Active Trading
The post framed patience as the core of CryptoBull’s approach, positioning his strategy as one centered on enduring volatility rather than attempting to time every market cycle.
By referencing multiple historical crashes, CryptoBull argues that holding through extreme downside has been preferable to reacting emotionally to price movements. His comments suggest confidence that higher price levels will eventually materialize, even if the timeline remains uncertain.
At the same time, the tweet implicitly acknowledged that this approach takes long waiting periods, as CryptoBull did not indicate any near-term price targets beyond the broader milestones he mentioned.
Community Pushback Highlights Alternative Perspectives
Several replies to the post challenged CryptoBull’s strategy. One user, Grow, responded critically, arguing that selling earlier and re-entering at lower prices would have resulted in significantly higher XRP holdings.
The commenter referenced personal experience, stating that despite once holding a large amount of XRP, a failure to sell during previous highs ultimately led to losses when prices declined again.
Another user, John, questioned the logic of continuous holding, suggesting that selling months earlier and buying back at current levels would have increased the total number of XRP held. He characterized this as a matter of simple arithmetic rather than conviction.
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Additional skepticism came from Moose, who questioned whether CryptoBull had made any profits from XRP over the past decade, and from Ezalor Investments, which offered a much longer-term outlook. Ezalor stated that XRP reaching $6 before 2035 or $10 before 2050 was unlikely, directly contrasting CryptoBull’s expectations.
Contrasting Strategies in a Volatile Market
The exchange highlights the divide between long-term holding strategies and more active trading approaches within the XRP community.
While CryptoBull reaffirmed his commitment to waiting for higher prices, responses to his post underscored ongoing disagreements over whether patience or timing offers the better path to returns in highly volatile markets.
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