How high can XRP price go?

XRP (XRP) has soared 134% since the US election on Nov. 6, pushing its year-to-date returns into positive territory with gains exceeding 80%. XRP price has also exceeded $1 for the first time since December 2021.

Currently, technical conditions show XRP as an overbought asset, which typically amounts to a period of consolidation or outright correction.

While that’s very possible, the cryptocurrency’s longer-timeframe charts hint at more gains in 2025.

XRP price pulls back after 3-year highs

On Nov. 16, XRP’s daily relative strength index (RSI) soared above 93, an overbought level not seen since March 2017. The spike came alongside a massive 42% single-day price surge, driving the XRP/USD pair to a high of approximately $1.25.

XRP’s price has retraced by about 9.75% since, and is now stabilizing above the critical $1 mark, which has flipped from resistance to support.

The consolidation trend suggests that traders are taking a pause to prepare for the market’s next move.

That leaves XRP markets with a conflicting bias, with an overbought RSI favoring possibilities of further correction rather than price rises.

Should a correction ensue, XRP price can decline toward its 1.0 Fibonacci retracement level support of around $0.936, down about 18% from the current price levels.

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On the other hand, XRP’s continued momentum could have it retest the local high of around $1.25 in the coming days, but breaking it in the near term could be problematic for the bulls, based on the given technical setup.

XRP/USD weekly chart puts 50% gains in play

On the weekly chart, XRP appears to have broken above a giant symmetrical triangle pattern in November, ending a seven-year-long consolidation trend.

Interestingly, the triangle breakout is similar to the one in March 2017, which preceded a 46,440% price rally.

As of Nov. 18, XRP is consolidating between its 0.236 and 0.382 Fibonacci retracement levels, aligning with the $0.87-1.35 area.

The XRP/USD pair must break above $1.35 to confirm a long-term bull cycle. That may happen after Donald Trump fires Gary Gensler from his role as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman; and further if the agency approves spot XRP exchange-traded funds (ETF) in the US.

The primary upside target for this bullish scenario into 2025 appears to be around $1.75, coinciding with its 0.5 Fib line, up roughly 50% from current price levels.

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