XRP has spent the past several months under broad market pressure, yet some analysts maintain that its long-range outlook remains favorable. One such voice is EGRAG Crypto, which argues that despite the recent declines, XRP’s higher-timeframe structure remains intact and continues to point to the possibility of significant appreciation.
Since August 2025, XRP has fallen more than 34% and recorded three losing months during that period. December is also showing weakness, with the asset registering an additional drop of nearly 3% so far.
These persistent declines mirror the downturn in the wider crypto market, which has struggled to maintain upward momentum amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty.
Broader Trend Still Reflects Accumulation
According to EGRAG Crypto, the recent pullback does not alter the broader structure developing on the weekly chart. He argues that XRP has spent an extended period forming a wide consolidation range, which he interprets as a sign of accumulation rather than a peak.
#XRP – Fractal Based TA is Dangerous ⚡️:
🏳️Look at the structure…..:
▫️A long sideways base
▫️Price refusing to break down ( Until Now).
▫️This is the kind of behavior that usually comes before a repricing phase, not after🏳️The fractal suggests a simple outcome:… pic.twitter.com/pLhAqoZS60
— EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) December 9, 2025
In his assessment, the market’s reluctance to break below the $2 region for most of the year reinforces this view.
At present, XRP trades slightly above $2.06, placing it near a critical weekly support level around $2. EGRAG contends that holding this zone is essential, as remaining above it keeps the long-term trend aligned with a continued upward trajectory.
He points out that market conditions have weakened temporarily, but the higher-timeframe pattern persists as long as the $2 support remains intact.
Analyst Points to a Repeating Long-Term Fractal
The foundation of EGRAG’s argument is a long-term fractal he has been tracking. He highlights a previous accumulation period from late 2023 to late 2024, when XRP fluctuated between $0.40 and $0.60, before breaking out and later rising above $2. This earlier consolidation lasted roughly one year before the market transitioned to a strong expansion phase.
EGRAG believes XRP has undergone a similar consolidation between January and December 2025, this time within the $2–$3 range. In his view, this period reflects an equivalent accumulation phase.
He suggests that the next stage could follow the previous pattern, with a potential expansion taking place during what he identifies as the mid-2025 to 2026 extended market cycle.
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According to projections derived from his chart, XRP could advance toward price zones between $14.82 and $15.70 if the fractal continues to unfold correspondingly.
Based on this outlook, he argues that targets of $7, $12, and $15 are plausible when assessing XRP’s behavior during prior strong movements. Achieving these targets would require gains ranging from approximately 239% to more than 628%.
Despite outlining this bullish scenario, EGRAG cautions that fractal analysis is not a perfect guarantee, calling it dangerous. He notes that market cycles do not replicate exact patterns, and traders may unintentionally interpret unrelated formations as meaningful structures.
He also emphasized that liquidity shifts between cycles, macroeconomic conditions can disrupt expected timing, and an overemphasis on specific price targets can mislead traders.
He stresses that fractals should be viewed as potential guidelines rather than precise forecasts. Even so, he maintains that XRP’s long-term structure remains constructive as long as the market preserves weekly closes above the $2 threshold.
In summary, while the asset continues to face short-term challenges, EGRAG argues that the larger setup supports the possibility of substantial upside if the broader market strengthens.
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