XRP Eyes $8.30 Target As Rare Chart Pattern Emerges From Prolonged Decline

Six Painful Months XRP has now posted six straight months of losses, its worst such run since 2014. April is already trending negative, down 1.80 in the first days of the month. If it closes in the red, it would be the seventh consecutive monthly loss — a first in the token’s history. The token peaked at 3.60 in July 2025. Since then, the price has been compressed between two downward-sloping lines — a resistance ceiling above and a support floor below. Each time the price has hit either line, it has reversed course. That back-and-forth movement is what defines the wedge pattern. XRP – The RED Chart : It’s red but it’s offering one of the best buying opportunities and upside potential for XRP. Closing above 1.80 = invalidation of the falling wedge Cross of the 2 red lines is coming = Bearish Otherwise: Bottom target: crystal clear pic.twitter.com/TcXESiXvzK — EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) April 3, 2026 Two Key Price Levels Are Driving The Outlook Egrag’s chart shows XRP may first push up to 1.80, where the upper resistance line sits. Reports indicate that level has rejected previous recovery attempts, most recently in early January 2026 when the price hit 2.41 and pulled back sharply. A similar rejection at 1.80 would send the price downward again. From there, the projected path leads to approximately 83 cents — the point where the wedge’s lower support line meets a long-term upward trendline the analyst calls the Atlas Line. That level is described as the major floor for the current structure. Data from the chart shows XRP could then bounce back above 1.00, dip once more to around 91 cents to retest support, and then begin a larger move upward. If that sequence plays out, the breakout target lands at 8.30. The wedge has already absorbed several significant price swings. During a market selloff on October 10, 2025, XRP fell from 2.80 down to 1.36, touching the lower trendline. The price bounced from that level. In early February 2026, another drop brought the token to 1.11 before support held again. Related Reading: Bitcoin ETFs Gaining Ground, Could Soon Surpass Gold—Analyst Breakout Conditions Depend On Two Clear Boundaries The bullish case has limits. According to Egrag’s analysis, a close above 1.80 on the upper resistance line would break the wedge pattern and cancel the current setup entirely. On the downside, a drop below the 83-to-91-cent support zone would point to deeper weakness and raise the possibility of further decline beyond what the chart currently projects. Featured image from Pexels, chart from TradingView