Why Peter Brandt Thinks XRP Might Dive Like It’s Going for a Swim!

In a rather amusing turn of events, our illustrious market analyst, Mr. Peter Brandt, has taken to the digital ether known as X to share a rather striking—and dare I say, eyebrow-raising—technical forecast for the beleaguered XRP/USDT. He’s identified a classic Head & Shoulders (H&S) formation, which sounds delightfully dramatic, suggesting that XRP might be making an unceremonious descent toward the somber $1.07 mark.

Mr. Brandt’s chart, a meticulous masterpiece tracking the daily escapades of XRP from the quaint days of mid-October to the present, reveals quite the rollercoaster ride. From fluttering around below $0.50 to a mid-November gallop past the $1.00 marker—ah, the audacity! After engaging in a playful bull flag dance, XRP strutted to a dizzying height of $2.90 in early December before embarking on a bold, last hurrah to $3.40 in January. Quite the saga, wouldn’t you agree?

Now, hovering around the snug $2.44, the 8‐day (C,8) and 18‐day (C,18) moving averages—fashionably clad in orange and black, of course—signal a rather tepid momentum at best.

XRP May Very Well Be Doing the Limbo…If It Can Bend Low Enough

Two notable horizontal levels elegantly flank our current trading zone. First, we have the ever-reliable $1.90 floor, acting as the approximate neckline for our dear H&S pattern. It’s seen quite the action, repeatedly serving as a support level. Then, perched up high is the $2.90–$2.99 ceiling, a clear band where XRP has struggled to find its footing, much like a toddler learning to walk.

Brandt, in his infinite wisdom, cautions that a break below the $1.90 mark might leave “longs” feeling rather unenthusiastic, while a break above $3.00 could have the short sellers quaking in their boots. According to his chart, the left shoulder formed near the $2.90 handle, with a lofty head blooming at $3.40, followed closely by the right shoulder making its debut closer to the $3.00 zone. Ta-da! The neckline? It sits around $1.90, like a looming cloud ready to rain on everyone’s parade.

If XRP decides to take a dip below that neckline with sufficient volume, Brandt posits a potential decline to around $1.07, neatly marked with a red arrow. Ah yes, the sweet scent of bearish predictions and mirthful sarcasm fills the air.

Our friend Brandt reassures us he has no personal stake in XRP, merely observing the market’s dramas unfold: “I have no vested interest up or down. XRP is forming a textbook H&S pattern. So, we are now range-bound. Above $3.00, I wouldn’t want to be short; below $1.90, I wouldn’t want to own it. H&S projects to $1.07. Don’t shoot the messenger.” Wise words, indeed, unless you’re an avid fan of dramatic price fluctuations!

As luck would have it, XRP was observed frolicking at $2.35 during the last check—where it stands now, no one knows, and perhaps, no one particularly cares.

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2025-03-27 14:11