XRP Analyst Suggests $50 Price Target Based on Chart Structure

A widely followed XRP commentator believes the long-term chart structure points to a much higher price target, regardless of market sentiment.

In a recent post on X, CryptoBull stated, “You can’t tell me that XRP to $50 is not a very natural and normal-looking chart. He went on to add that, no matter personal feelings, “the chart says $50.”

Accompanying the comment was a monthly XRP/USD chart showing a multi-year consolidation structure and a fresh breakout attempt heading into 2026. XRP is currently trading around the $1.30 region after retracing sharply from its mid-2025 peak near $3.66.

Notably, CryptoBull has previously pushed back against extreme five-figure projections for XRP. Earlier this month, he argued that no existing chart structure justifies a $1,000 or $10,000 price target.

Instead, he pointed to the $28 to $70 range as technically visible on higher timeframes. According to his framework, XRP could target around $27 in the next major market push.

At $28, XRP’s market capitalization would approach $1.7 trillion. A move toward $70 would push it above $4 trillion. While aggressive, those figures are still far below the $600 trillion valuation implied by a hypothetical $10,000 XRP.

The newly discussed $50 level sits between those earlier targets, suggesting CryptoBull views it as structurally aligned with the current breakout pattern.

The analyst has also leaned heavily on XRP’s past performance to support his thesis. Recently, he reminded followers that XRP once delivered a 3,500% surge from $0.11 to $3.65.

Drawing comparisons to today’s setup, he suggested another 2,000% expansion toward $28 is possible in this cycle.

From current levels near $1.30, a move to $50 would represent gains of over 3,700%. This exceeds even his earlier 2,000% projection and approaches the magnitude of previous cycle expansions.

Supporters argue that XRP’s late-2024 breakout from a multi-year triangle formation remains structurally intact, despite months of consolidation. Analyst Javon Marks has maintained that his measured move target above $15 “goes unchanged,” citing the same breakout structure.

Korean certified Elliott Wave analyst XForceGlobal has also said that XRP’s chart looks strong, noting that the asset has revisited its previous all-time high region near $3.66 and fully retraced toward the $1 area. In his view, such resets can precede powerful impulsive moves.

However, CryptoBull has consistently emphasized patience. During February’s sharp correction, when XRP dropped toward $1.11 and erased roughly 70% from its peak, he described the move as part of a repeating historical cycle.

He noted that XRP had previously endured deep declines, from $3.31 to $0.11 and from $1.96 to $0.28, before eventually rallying again. According to him, the next confirmation of renewed strength would come above $4, with $10 serving as a longer-term milestone.

In other words, while $50 is now being floated as a technically “natural” extension of the long-term chart, analysts urging realism argue that XRP must first reclaim $3, break $4 decisively, and build structure above $10 before more extreme targets enter serious discussion.