XRP is trading around $1.42 as of April 25, 2026, ranked fourth by market cap with a circulating supply of 61.57 billion tokens. Two independent chart analysts have now flagged the same floor. Both point to $0.90 as the likely bear market bottom before a move that could push XRP into double figures.
That kind of agreement from separate technical setups is not common in crypto.
A Triangle Years in the Making
Alicharts, posting on X, shared a multi-year symmetrical triangle on XRP’s monthly chart. The pattern has been forming since the 2017-2018 cycle highs, compressing price between a descending resistance line above and a rising support line below. The two lines converge toward an apex, a classic setup before a major directional break.
According to alicharts on X, “A multi-year triangle on $XRP points to $0.90 as a potential bottom for the bear market and $13 as a target for the next bull run.”
The $0.90 level sits along the ascending support trendline. If broader conditions turn worse before they improve, that is where the chart suggests buyers step in. The $13 target comes from a standard breakout projection: measure the maximum height of the triangle at its widest point, then project that distance upward from the resistance breakout level. The math lands at $13.
XRP has tested resistance near $3 multiple times across multiple cycles without a clean break. The ascending floor has held each time. That is the structural argument behind the $0.90 thesis.
Two Analysts, One Floor
ChartNerdTA, also on X, went further. He cited the alicharts post directly and confirmed it matches his own read, one he says he has been pushing for months.
As ChartNerdTA posted on X, “FINALLY.. Another analyst who agrees with a sub $1 $XRP price tag potential before a rally towards double figures.. You know my targets. I’ve been screaming them for MONTHS. $0.90/$0.70 to mark a low then its off to the FIBS: $8/$13/$27. 2026 is the FOUNDATION.”
ChartNerdTA’s Fibonacci targets stack above the triangle projection: $8, $13, and $27 as successive rally levels. His $0.70 floor sits below alicharts’ $0.90 support, accounting for a deeper breakdown scenario where the ascending trendline fails. The broader thesis is the same. XRP tests lower ground first.
The framing of 2026 as “the foundation” is deliberate. Both analysts treat the current price range as neither a buy nor a sell signal. It is the middle of a setup that has not yet resolved.
What the Pattern Actually Says
The triangle has been tightening for years. Volatility has compressed as the two trendlines close in on each other. That does not stay compressed forever. Long consolidations in crypto have historically resolved with sharp directional moves once a catalyst aligns.
XRP at $1.42 sits in the upper-middle section of the triangle. The $0.90 scenario and the $13 scenario are not in conflict. The chart structure suggests one may precede the other.
Neither the breakdown nor the breakout has happened. But two analysts reading separate setups have landed on the same floor, and the pattern they are watching has been building for close to a decade.
