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XRP's Falling Channel: Down 63% Since July, Still Squinting at $4
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XRP's Falling Channel: Down 63% Since July, Still Squinting at $4

By our Markets Desk2 min read

$XRP might be on the verge of escaping a multi-month falling channel, with a breakout potentially sending it above $4. The token has managed a small relief bounce, gaining 3.55% in the past 24 hours, but remains trapped in the downtrend that's been in play since July 2025. For those keeping score at home, that's a lot of red candles and a collective case of chart-induced insomnia.

Here's the situation: that downtrend has carved out a clean falling channel on the daily chart, and $XRP has shed 63% of its value within this pattern. Multiple breakout attempts have failed - September 2025 at $3.18, October 2025 at $3.10, January 2026 at $2.41, and March 2026 at $1.6 all hit the upper trendline resistance and bounced back down. Basically, every time XRP tries to catch a飞, the ceiling smacks it back to reality. The resistance line has more rejections than a downtown nightclub on Saturday night.

The good news? $XRP has been here before. A similar falling channel formation in early 2025 eventually broke out in July, launching the token to its $3.6 all-time high. History doesn't repeat, but it certainly rhymes - and for the XRP faithful, this melody sounds suspiciously familiar. Deja vu or dead cat bounce? Only time will tell, but the pattern is giving "we've seen this movie" energy.

Currently trading at $1.34 after recovering from a $1.27 weekend floor (a 5.51% rebound), $XRP finds itself near the upper end of the current channel. A breakout from this position could flip momentum bullish, with analyst Don pointing to a potential run to $4.0685 - roughly 203% above current prices. That's the kind of upside that makes degens start calculating how much ramen they can skip this week. To the moon? More like to the upper trendline, but hey, baby steps.

The $XRP army is watching closely.

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UpdatedApr 6, 2026, 18:19 UTC

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