In every bull cycle, there’s always that one voice investors remember, the trader who saw it before everyone else did. This week, that voice belongs to Gordon, a well-known crypto multi-millionaire who reignited XRP’s bullish momentum with a single, striking post on X.
His message was as bold as it was brief: “Hate to say I told you so. But I did tell you. Higher.” The post, accompanied by a TradingView chart, sent waves across the XRP community and reignited conversations about the coin’s next major leg up.
XRP’s Technical Picture Turns Sharply Bullish
The chart Gordon shared captures XRP’s 1-hour timeframe on Binance, where a series of three pronounced, rounded bottoms formed, a textbook example of a bullish reversal pattern. Each low marked a higher trough, signaling growing strength and diminishing selling pressure.
From a technical standpoint, this pattern suggests a classic accumulation phase followed by sustained breakout momentum.
Hate to say I told you so.
But I did tell you.
Higher. https://t.co/7OeGYqyB0a pic.twitter.com/Ssz66PUGKM
— Gordon (@AltcoinGordon) October 27, 2025
As of report time, XRP trades around $2.61, consolidating after a steady climb. The broader market has taken notice, with analysts pointing to the clear sequence of higher lows and rising support levels as early indicators of renewed investor confidence.
The Broader Market Context
XRP’s latest price structure unfolds against a dynamic backdrop. Following the conclusion of the long-running SEC v. Ripple legal battle, the token has enjoyed a resurgence in institutional interest.
Ripple’s ecosystem developments, particularly the launch of RLUSD, its U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, have further strengthened investor conviction in XRP’s long-term utility as a bridge currency for global payments.
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Market data across leading exchanges shows liquidity depth increasing, while sell-side pressure continues to thin out, a signal consistent with Gordon’s implied “higher” outlook.
Institutional Demand and Strategic Accumulation
Behind the charts, institutional demand for XRP continues to quietly build. Reports have surfaced about Evernorth, a Ripple-linked investment entity, preparing to launch a public capital raise to acquire large XRP holdings, an initiative viewed as a long-term strategic bet on Ripple’s cross-border settlement framework.
This wave of accumulation reinforces what many analysts describe as the “liquidity premium narrative”, XRP’s unique position as a token engineered for real-world financial flows rather than speculative trading alone.
What Gordon’s Call Really Means
Gordon’s post isn’t just about price action; it reflects shifting sentiment among large-cap crypto investors. Having made a name for himself by accurately predicting previous XRP breakouts, his latest assertion taps into a growing belief that XRP’s next move could push beyond its previous cycle high.
His chart-driven statement has galvanized both retail and institutional traders, many of whom are now revisiting their short-term positioning and risk exposure.
Still, technical strength must be balanced with caution. XRP faces key resistance near the $2.80–$3.00 range, an area where sellers have historically emerged. A confirmed close above that threshold could pave the way toward higher targets, potentially revisiting multi-year highs if momentum sustains.
The Bottom Line
For now, Gordon’s “I told you so” stands as both a victory lap and a warning: conviction pays, but markets remain unforgiving. XRP’s multi-week structure, rising institutional interest, and improved liquidity profile collectively strengthen the bullish thesis.
Whether this marks the early stages of another explosive rally or a short-term top will depend on one thing — follow-through.
If history is any guide, Gordon’s post might once again prove prophetic.
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