Analyst to XRP Holders: This Boat Has Not Yet Sailed. Here's why

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XRP trades in a tight range with traders studying each move in a complex market structure. Many investors wait for a clear signal, and ChartNerd (@ChartNerdTA) has highlighted a crucial one.

The current pattern aligns with the Wyckoff structure, a well-known reaccumulation model. This model guides traders when an asset pauses after a prior advance and prepares for its next phase. ChartNerd pointed to one critical point that could dictate XRP’s next trend.

Wyckoff Structure Takes Shape

The analyst posted a detailed chart that maps XRP’s price action onto a Wyckoff reaccumulation schematic. This model divides the market into phases. Each phase tracks how price reacts to support zones, resistance zones, and volume behavior.

XRP now sits in a zone that matches the model’s lower boundary. ChartNerd stated that “this boat has not yet sailed,” but warned that traders need a clear reaction at current levels to maintain the structure.

The chart displays phases A through E, with XRP moving at the center of the range for most of the year. Phase A captured the initial stop of the prior decline. Phase B built the core of the range as sellers and buyers tested each other.

Phase C holds the most importance now because it often includes the “Spring”, a sharp dip that clears the range before a strong move higher.

Key Support Faces a Test

XRP trades near macro support on the chart. This support defines the lower boundary of the reaccumulation range. The analyst has tracked this pattern for some time and noted that XRP must form a double bottom in this region to keep the current structure. If the price loses this level, traders then look for a Spring event.

The Spring sits below the support line on the schematic. It forces price into a final shakeout before strong buyers step in. The chart he posted shows a possible drop into the Spring, followed by a quick recovery and a Test.

Another prominent analyst has highlighted a similar structure and believes it will send XRP upward. A successful Test sets the stage for a move into Phase D, where the asset’s price will start showing strength.

Possible Path Forward

If XRP holds support or completes a Spring, the structure points to a Test followed by a move toward resistance. The chart marks this as a “Jump across the creek”, then an SOS phase with higher support levels. ChartNerd’s layout shows a possible breakout in early 2026. XRP now sits in Phase C, where its next move defines the trend.

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