Crypto analyst Dark Defender says an Elliott Wave setup on XRP’s weekly chart has compressed into a decisive structure that could propel XRP to $36 (roughly a 1,300% move) this bull cycle. The projection rests on a sequence that began forming in June and is nearing a momentum inflection point.
XRP trades at $2.99 with a $179.79B market cap; analysts and AI forecasts suggest it could reach $5.05 by end of 2025. Longer-term models extend to $26.50 by 2030 and $526 by 2050.
Analysts project PEPE targeting $0.0000067 in the near term while a bullish scenario sees a 1,500% rally to $0.00012 by early 2026, highlighting memecoin volatility and speculative upside.
OP could rebound to $0.42–$0.45 within two weeks as the MACD histogram shows early bullish divergence, even though short-term momentum remains bearish.
Bitcoin is testing critical support at $95,933 after a roughly 22.66% pullback from recent highs, yet technicals point to a possible rally toward $138,000 by Nov. 17, 2025.
The crypto market was hit by a 5.2% drop and Bitcoin fell below $97,000, but analysts are pointing to SUI as a standout — some forecasting a possible 10x from current levels. The call is drawing attention as traders hunt for high-upside opportunities amid the pullback.
Canary Capital's spot XRP ETF (XRPC) launched with more than $59 million in first-day trading volume, making it the largest ETF debut of the year. Canary's CEO said the product could accelerate price discovery and that a $10 XRP is achievable if inflows persist, though he gave no firm timeline.
SOL ETFs have recorded net inflows for 11 consecutive days as institutional buyers accumulate. Analysts and price models are increasingly eyeing a potential $300 breakout and fresh all-time highs if flows continue.
Shares of VisionSys AI (VSA), a firm with past ties to Solana, plunged over 77% on Wednesday and 88% over five days, rattling some investor sentiment. Despite the equity shock, Solana's price action still shows patterns traders interpret as bullish for SOL.
Shiba Inu saw over 184 million SHIB burned in the past 24 hours, driven largely by a single 179.5 million SHIB transaction. The burn rate surged about 108,500%, a move that could tighten circulating supply and affect short-term price dynamics.