In technical analysis, a symmetrical triangle indicates that the asset is in a phase of consolidation. The upper trendline acts as resistance while the lower trendline provides support. As the triangle narrows, a breakout becomes more likely. If XRP manages to break above the upper trendline, it could indicate a bullish reversal, whereas a drop below the lower line would signal a bearish outlook.
Martinez noted that XRP’s price, which has recently bounced to around $2.43—up more than 1% in the last 24 hours—appears to have surged out of the triangle in November. “If this is a symmetrical triangle, XRP has broken out and is targeting $15!” he said, explaining that breakout moves typically mirror the vertical height of the pattern. Such a move would represent an astonishing 517% rally from its current levels, though it remains to be seen if the pattern will continue to hold.
The formation of this symmetrical triangle and the subsequent breakout suggest strong bullish momentum for XRP. Investors are now closely watching whether this technical pattern will sustain and propel XRP to new heights, potentially transforming its market outlook.