Despite a recent attempt to breach $0.60 on September 21, XRP faced strong resistance, dropping to $0.59 and currently hovering around $0.58. However, EGRAG’s analysis suggests that XRP remains within the swoosh pattern, which began forming in January 2018.
According to EGRAG, the swoosh pattern started when XRP plummeted from its all-time high of $3.31 in January 2018 to $0.1140 in March 2020, marking a 96% crash. This significant drop formed the initial curve of the swoosh. Since then, XRP has experienced higher lows, leading to the upward curve of the swoosh, which has served as a support level for the token.
EGRAG predicts that if XRP continues to respect this pattern, it could reach as high as $13, a 2,135% increase from its current price. Other analysts, including Matthew Dixon and Casi, have also projected a similar $13 target for XRP based on different charting rationales.
In the short term, XRP remains volatile, trading at $0.58162 after a 1.87% drop in the last 24 hours. It continues to respect the $0.6178 resistance level at the upper Bollinger Band and holds above the middle Bollinger Band, which could act as support if a deeper correction occurs.