Analyst Says Every Possible Trend Line on XRP Is Saying the Same Thing
Crypto analyst Bird (@Bird_XRPL) has a straightforward read on XRP. He said every trendline on the daily chart points in the same direction for XRP. Bird put it: “It’s go time.”
That kind of alignment across multiple technical structures is uncommon. The chart tells a specific story, and it starts months back.
Details from the Chart
XRP peaked at $3.65 in July 2025 before entering a sustained downtrend. That decline produced multiple descending trend lines, each connecting lower highs across different phases of the move.
Bird has drawn several of these lines across the chart. They originate from different peaks during the downtrend, ranging from the $3.65 high down through the $2.60 and $1.80 levels. Each line carries a different slope. All now converge near the current price.
XRP bottomed near $1 in August, but recovered after a rapid surge. It has since rallied back to $1.5138. That recovery has pushed it through multiple descending trend lines simultaneously. The green arrow Bird added to the chart projects upward toward $2 from the current zone.
The Technical Structure
The core argument in Bird’s analysis is the simultaneous break of multiple trend lines. Each was drawn from a separate swing high during the downtrend. XRP’s recent rallies have pushed it above these trendlines, and the chart suggests this upward move could accelerate.
Independent trend lines drawn across different parts of the same decline all resolve at the same price and the same time. That is the convergence Bird references. It isn’t one trend line giving a signal. Every trend line on the chart gives the same signal at once.
Price Levels to Watch
From $1.5138, the immediate target the arrow suggests on the chart is $2. Prior consolidation from late 2025 also clusters in the $1.80 to $2 range, making that zone the key area to watch on this move higher. Support on a pullback sits near $1.40, the base of the recent breakout cluster. Below that, $1.20 marked prior structure before the final leg lower toward $1.
Bird’s analysis rests entirely on the trend line structure. Multiple descending lines, drawn from different highs across the entire downtrend, all converge at the current price. XRP has broken above them simultaneously.
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