XRP has pulled back sharply in recent months, sliding from a mid-2025 peak near $3.66 to around $1.30. Even so, several prominent chart analysts argue the token’s longer-term structure remains constructive, with one calling for a potential advance to $50 based purely on technicals.
Chart-Based Case for a $50 XRP
A widely followed analyst on X, who goes by CryptoBull, posted a monthly XRP/USD chart on February 14, 2026, describing a multi-year consolidation followed by a fresh breakout attempt heading into 2026. “No matter your feelings, the chart says $50,” he wrote, framing $50 as a “natural and normal” extension of the pattern he sees.
According to his prior commentary, that target sits within a broader $28–$70 range derived from higher-timeframe analysis. He has also rejected far more extreme projections popular in some online circles, such as $1,000 or $10,000 per XRP, calling those levels unsupported by credible chart structures.
Scale of the Move and Market-Value Implications
From recent prices near $1.30, a move to $50 would represent gains of more than 3,500%. At $28, XRP’s implied market value would be on the order of the low-trillions of dollars (roughly $1.7 trillion using current supply estimates), and above $4 trillion at $70. While those figures are illustrative and depend on circulating supply at the time, they underscore the scale required for the upper end of the target band.
Historical Precedent and Supporting Views
Citing XRP’s history, analysts note the token previously climbed about 3,500% in one cycle, rallying from roughly $0.11 to around $3.65. Using that as a reference, CryptoBull has suggested a move of roughly 2,000% from current levels toward $28 is plausible this cycle, with $50 approximating the magnitude of that earlier surge.
Other chartists have echoed a constructive outlook. Analyst Javon Marks reiterated on February 25, 2026, that his measured target above $15 remains intact, pointing to a breakout structure dating to late 2024. Korean Elliott Wave analyst XForceGlobal has also argued that XRP’s chart strengthened after revisiting its prior all-time high zone and fully retracing toward the $1 area — a reset he views as a potential precursor to a stronger advance.
These perspectives are grounded in technical analysis and do not guarantee outcomes. XRP, like other digital assets, remains highly volatile and sensitive to broader market conditions and regulatory developments.
Image: Unsplash; Chart data: TradingView