XRP Just Complete a 68% Correction. Here’s the Next Leg Target
XRP continues to trade near a critical support area after a lengthy correction from its recent cycle high.
According to crypto analyst Diana (@InvestWithD), the asset has now completed a 68% retracement from its peak near $3.66 while maintaining support within a key accumulation zone that could set the stage for the next advance.
Diana stated that XRP remains in the $1.10-$1.30 accumulation zone after the correction. She suggests that the current structure still supports double-digit price targets over the coming years.
🚨XRP JUST COMPLETED A 68% CORRECTION — THE NEXT LEG COULD TARGET $2.50 ➡️ $3.66 ➡️ $8+ 🤯🔥
The weekly chart shows $XRP continues to defend the $1.10-$1.30 accumulation zone, AFTER a 68% retracement from the $3.66 cycle high. 👀
The CORRECTION phase may be approaching its…
— Diana (@InvestWithD) June 21, 2026
XRP Defends Major Accumulation Area
The chart shared by Diana highlights $1.10 to $1.30 as XRP’s primary support and reclaim zone. XRP traded around $1.15 at the time of the analysis, placing it near the middle of that range.
According to the chart, this area now serves as the foundation for the next phase of the cycle. The analyst noted that XRP has already endured a 68% correction from its cycle high. This decline has brought the asset back into a region historically associated with accumulation.
The chart also identifies a stronger macro support area between $0.40 and $0.60. However, the focus remains on XRP’s ability to continue holding above the current accumulation range.
Resistance Levels to Watch
Diana’s chart lays out several upside targets that could come into play if XRP continues to strengthen from current levels. The first major challenge sits between $2 and $2.50.
The chart labels this zone as a significant resistance area and the first major target for a recovery move. A successful move through that range would place XRP on course to revisit its current cycle high.
The analyst projects that a retest of that high could occur in 2026. Reclaiming that level would mark a return to the top of the current cycle and potentially open the door for a new expansion phase.
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Price Discovery Targets Above $5
Beyond the previous high, Diana’s chart projects a move into a price discovery range between $5 and $6 in 2027. The analysis then identifies $8.17169 as the next major objective, describing it as an 8.17 Fibonacci extension target.
The projected path on the chart shows XRP advancing through each resistance level before reaching that extension target later in the cycle. The most ambitious target on the chart sits at $17.15623. Diana identifies this level as the long-term channel top and final target in the current projection.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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