XRP has remained under pressure for several weeks, with prices stabilizing around $2.80. Despite this consolidation, some analysts argue that the current market may represent one of the final opportunities to acquire the asset at relatively low levels before an anticipated rebound.
Vandell Aljarrah, co-founder of Black Swan Capitalist, recently stated that September could mark the final period in which investors are able to purchase XRP and other major digital assets at discounted prices. His comments have added to the ongoing debate about whether XRP is preparing for its next upward phase.
This may be your last month to buy digital assets such as XRP and others at these low valuations.
— Vandell | Black Swan Capitalist (@vandell33) September 5, 2025
Market Context
The bearish tone surrounding XRP has largely mirrored broader market conditions. Bitcoin, the market leader, has fallen sharply from its August record of $124,457 and now trades near $110,800, reflecting an 11% decline. The shift occurred immediately after Bitcoin’s peak, placing downward pressure on most cryptocurrencies, including XRP.
Over the past month, XRP fell as low as $2.69 before recovering slightly, resulting in a 6.2% monthly decline. Analysts argue that the prolonged sideways trend in both Bitcoin and altcoins is reaching an inflection point, with expectations of renewed momentum emerging across the sector.
Analysts’ Views on XRP’s Outlook
Several market commentators besides Aljarrah have provided bullish outlooks for XRP, each highlighting different technical indicators. Ripple Van Winkle, a crypto analyst, observed that XRP has declined by about 25% since reaching $3.65 in July.
He noted that accumulation by large investors could signal a market bottom. According to his analysis, $2.70 serves as strong support, while breaking resistance at $2.90 could open the path toward $3.70, with potential for an extended move toward $5.
Similarly, analyst Dark Defender has argued that XRP recently completed a corrective phase, positioning it to enter the next bullish cycle. Using Elliott Wave theory, he projected a possible rise to $4.39, contingent on XRP maintaining support at $2.85.
This level also corresponds with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement, reinforcing its importance as a price floor.
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Another analyst, EGRAG, pointed to broader technical signals in favor of XRP’s longer-term strength. He emphasized three factors: resilience on the monthly chart, stability above the $1.99 Fibonacci level, and sustained price action above the 21-day exponential moving average.
Based on these metrics, he suggested a near-term target of $3.90 and outlined long-term projections reaching as high as $46, which would mark gains of over 1,500% if realized.
Diverging Market Reactions
While analysts present increasingly bullish scenarios, market participants remain divided. Some investors responding to Aljarrah’s remarks questioned the likelihood of an imminent surge, noting that similar warnings about “last chances” to purchase XRP at low levels have been issued repeatedly without significant price appreciation.
Others, however, share the view that XRP’s extended consolidation may be setting the stage for a broader upward trend.
The discussion around XRP highlights growing expectations of a breakout after weeks of stagnation. Analysts point to technical support, whale accumulation, and broader market cycles as evidence of potential upside. Nevertheless, skepticism persists among traders who caution that further corrections cannot be ruled out.
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