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This XRP Chart Perfectly Predicted XRP’s Last 300 Days, Analyst Says $1 Is Next

Crypto traders often dismiss bold chart predictions until price action starts proving them right. In a market known for sudden reversals and emotional swings, few long-term forecasts survive serious scrutiny. However, one chart first shared nearly a year ago has returned to the spotlight after accurately mapping Bitcoin’s major moves, and analysts now believe it could be signaling XRP’s next destination.

Crypto analyst Levi Rietveld recently highlighted the chart in a video posted on X, pointing to its striking accuracy over the past 300 days. He explained that the original projection, created by trader Killa XBT, successfully anticipated Bitcoin’s rise to $126,000, its market top, and its current consolidation zone. Using the same structure, Rietveld says XRP could fall toward $1 before its next major recovery begins.

The Chart That Caught Traders’ Attention

Rietveld said the chart “absolutely blew my mind” because it predicted Bitcoin’s major price movements long before they happened. According to him, Killa XBT posted the chart when Bitcoin traded far below its eventual peak, yet it correctly mapped the climb to $126,000 and the later decline into bearish territory.

He noted that the chart also projected Bitcoin’s current range between $70,000 and $80,000, where the asset has been testing resistance levels before a possible rejection.

“We’re basically right here as of now,” Rietveld said, referring to Bitcoin’s present position on the chart. He added that if Bitcoin fails to break above resistance again, the model suggests a move down toward the $50,000 region.

Why XRP Could Follow Bitcoin’s Pattern

Although the chart focuses on Bitcoin, Rietveld argued that XRP often follows the same broader cycle because Bitcoin still leads the crypto market.

“You might be looking at this and say, Levi, this is a Bitcoin chart, it’s not an XRP chart. You’re correct,” he said. “But Bitcoin still leads this market, and XRP behaved the same way with a slight lag.”

He explained that while XRP may hit its highs and lows on a slightly different timeline, its overall structure has closely mirrored Bitcoin’s over the same 300-day period. That pattern, he said, makes the chart highly relevant for XRP traders.

Why the $1 Level Matters

With XRP trading around $1.43, a move toward $1 would represent a major correction and a key psychological support zone. Traders often watch this level closely because it historically attracts strong buying interest during broader market weakness.

Rietveld does not view the potential drop as a sign of long-term weakness. Instead, he sees it as a re-accumulation phase before a stronger breakout.

He believes both Bitcoin and XRP could recover sharply after this reset, with Bitcoin eventually pushing into the hundreds of thousands while XRP follows with its own delayed expansion. For now, however, he says traders should prepare for the possibility that $1 comes first.

Disclaimer: This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are urged to do in-depth research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses.


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Zaccheaus Ogunjobi
Zaccheaus Ogunjobi
I am a passionate and experienced writer with a strong focus on cryptocurrency and the financial landscape. With a keen eye for market trends and emerging financial technologies, I strive to deliver insightful, well-researched content that educates and informs. Whether breaking down complex financial concepts or analyzing the latest market movements, my goal is to make finance accessible and engaging for a wide audience.
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