XRP Price Is Doing Something It Has Never Done Before, Analyst Maps $5 To $13

XRP price has pulled back from its recent move toward $1.70, but EGRAG CRYPTO believes something far more important is developing on the longer timeframe. His latest XRP chart focuses on the Gaussian Channel on the 2 week timeframe. Previous XRP cycles followed a familiar pattern around this indicator before major price expansions. The current cycle has broken that pattern in one important way, and EGRAG believes that difference deserves close attention. His chart also places XRP inside a much larger ascending structure, with $1.83 standing between the current XRP price and projected targets of roughly $5, $8, and $13. The interesting part starts with what happened during previous cycles and what has failed to happen this time. XRP Price Is Breaking A Historical Gaussian Channel Pattern EGRAG CRYPTO’s chart goes back more than 10 years, which makes it possible to compare the current XRP price structure with several previous market cycles. The green and red areas across the chart represent the Gaussian Channel. EGRAG specifically marks periods when the channel turned red after XRP moved through important phases of its broader cycle. Those red periods appeared around 2016, 2020, and again around 2023 and 2024. Each period came after XRP had already moved through an earlier part of its market cycle. More importantly, the chart shows XRP eventually returning to green before its next major expansion. @egragcrypto / X The current setup looks different. EGRAG has placed a large “No Red” label beside the latest structure. XRP has pulled back substantially from its recent highs, but the Gaussian Channel has remained green on the 2 week timeframe. That is the unusual development behind his claim. Previous comparable periods produced a red phase before XRP entered another major expansion. The current cycle has so far avoided that red phase completely. EGRAG therefore asks whether this cycle could behave differently from previous ones. The distinction matters because the Gaussian Channel is being examined on a 2 week chart. Short term XRP price swings have much less influence on this type of setup than they would on an hourly or daily indicator. A temporary decline toward $1.37 therefore does not automatically damage EGRAG’s larger argument. His thesis depends on whether the 2 week Gaussian Channel remains green as XRP works through the current correction. EGRAG’s XRP Chart Shows Why The $1.83 Level Matters Another important part of EGRAG’s chart comes from the white ascending channel that has contained XRP across multiple market cycles. XRP has repeatedly interacted with the boundaries and internal levels of this structure since its earlier years. The current XRP price remains inside that larger ascending channel despite the latest pullback. EGRAG marks $1.83 as the next important level.