XRP is approaching a major technical decision point as a TradingView analyst argues that the token is retesting a long-term support structure that has shaped several previous cycle lows.
The TradingView analysis says XRP has continued to respect a long-term ascending trendline, a structure the analyst says has supported major cycle lows since 2020. After rejection near the upper boundary of a multi-year range, XRP has moved into a corrective phase and is now approaching a key demand area.
The bullish version of the setup is simple: if XRP can hold the dynamic support and demand confluence, the current move may be treated as a healthy retracement rather than a deeper breakdown. In that case, the analyst says a strong reaction could set up another expansion phase, with previous highs becoming the next major upside reference.
The more ambitious part of the analysis points toward the $4.50-$5.00 region if the broader structure holds. That is not a near-term guarantee. It is a higher-timeframe target that depends first on buyers proving that the current support zone is still valid.
The same TradingView page also includes an update that makes the setup more nuanced. The analyst says XRP is still respecting a descending trend structure, with bears maintaining control below the $1.50 supply zone. That means XRP may need more than one bounce to shift market structure back in favor of bulls.
The update also notes that a sweep into the $0.70-$0.80 demand zone would not be surprising. That gives traders two different levels to watch: the current multi-year trendline support, and a deeper demand area that could become relevant if the first level fails.
XRP was trading around $1.15 at the time of writing, with current market data showing an intraday range between roughly $1.12 and $1.16. That keeps the token below the $1.50 supply area highlighted by the analyst and leaves the market in a wait-and-see position.
The key point is that XRP is not in a confirmed breakout. It is in a test. If buyers defend support, the bullish long-term structure stays alive. If the level breaks, the lower demand zone may become the next area where traders look for a stronger reaction.
This article was written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.
This article is based on technical analysis by weslad, available at TradingView

