Crypto developer Bird has outlined a bullish short-term scenario for XRP. He explained that current liquidity levels favor a move higher rather than a deeper decline. In a post on X, Bird said XRP has been trading around $1.40, with a substantial concentration of liquidity above the current price.
According to Bird, the most significant liquidity zone is located between approximately $1.60 and $1.85. The analyst also identified another major liquidity pocket around the $2 level. Bird believes these concentrations could influence XRP’s next significant price movement as traders and market participants interact with areas where substantial liquidity is available.
“Markets are attracted to liquidity,” Bird wrote, explaining why he remains bullish. Based on the liquidity map, the crypto developer said the odds currently favor XRP’s rally to test higher liquidity zones.
XRP liquidity is telling us a pretty clear story here.
Price has been sitting around $1.40, but look where the liquidity is stacked.
Above us, there is a HUGE wall of liquidity between roughly $1.60–$1.85, with another major pocket around $2.00.
Below us? There is liquidity,… https://t.co/oWRC7bEhLo pic.twitter.com/WzDbGp93M6
— Bird (@Bird_XRPL) September 7, 2026
Bird Assigns 70% Probability to Upside Scenario
Bird placed the probability of an upside liquidity hunt at approximately 70%. Under this scenario, XRP would first move through $1.50 and then target $1.60 before potentially reaching the $1.70-$1.85 range.
The analyst’s downside scenario carries a 30% probability. Bird said a loss of the $1.30 level could expose XRP to lower liquidity around $1.20 and $1.00.
This makes $1.30 an important level in Bird’s assessment. Holding above it would keep the projected upside path intact, while losing it could shift attention toward the lower liquidity pools identified on the map.
Bird also highlighted the significance of the $1.60-$1.85 zone. The crypto developer described it as a “HUGE wall of liquidity” and argued that XRP’s price action could become more favorable for buyers if the cryptocurrency successfully moves through the area.
$2 Target Comes Into Focus
According to Bird, clearing the liquidity concentration between $1.60 and $1.85 could put $2 within reach. The analyst wrote that if XRP moves through the major liquidity wall, “$2 becomes” easier to reach.
However, Bird also acknowledged that liquidity does not guarantee market direction. The developer noted that liquidity maps change continuously, meaning the current positioning should not be treated as a certainty about XRP’s next move.
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The post instead presents the liquidity structure as evidence supporting one scenario over another. At the time of Bird’s analysis, the developer considered the amount of liquidity positioned above XRP significantly greater than the notable pools immediately below it.
Traders Watch Key Levels
One commenter, Besnik Zabergja, offered a different interpretation of the current setup. Zabergja said XRP had failed to break $1.46 and could therefore move lower first, potentially reaching $1.29 before attempting a move toward $1.80. The commenter also suggested that XRP could eventually return toward $1 in a further decline.
Bird’s analysis therefore focuses on the interaction between XRP’s current price and several important liquidity levels. For the crypto developer, the current map favors an initial move toward higher liquidity, with $1.60-$1.85 representing the main area to watch and $2 becoming a potential target if that zone is cleared.
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