- The chart compares a past 63% fall in 2017 with a new 53 percent slide and shows a similar multi-year pattern.
- Price levels match earlier dips that led to gains of 1,501% and later 11,573% after long consolidation periods.
- The projection map uses Fibonacci zones that point toward extended upside targets if the same structure unfolds again.
XRP has formed a chart pattern that mirrors its 2017 structure as a fresh 53 percent decline sits inside a long consolidation zone and aligns with Fibonacci levels used during past cycles. The chart shows that an earlier 63 percent fall in April 2017 led to gains of 1,501 percent and later 11,573 percent, which form the basis of the new projection model shared with traders.
XRP’s Historic Declines: Will it Shape the New Projection
The chart begins with the 2017 drop that reached a depth of 63 percent. That fall created a dip zone that later produced a strong bullish move, which delivered 1,501 percent in May 2017 and then 11,573 percent by January 2018. These values sit above the 100 percent Fibonacci mark at 3.3516.
The new structure shows XRP inside a similar wide band. The chart uses the same Fibonacci zones that guided earlier projections. Targets include 127 percent at 5.7708 and 141 percent at 7.5980, which extends to 161 percent at 11.2805. A broader zone shows a long-term top near 23.6424, which reflects the 200 percent layer.
The image also shows a rising channel that holds price action from 2014 through 2030. XRP remains inside this trend, which supports the comparison to earlier cycles and keeps the chart aligned with long-term swing levels.
XRP’s Current Levels Mirror Its Earlier Setups
The new crash marked as 10/10/25 shows a 53.42% drawdown. This sits near the earlier 63 percent decline and forms the core of the present thesis. The analyst notes this as part of a repeating pattern that the chart displays through shaded regions and arrows.
XRP now moves inside a zone marked by the 61% Fibonacci retracement at 0.4255, the 50 percent retracement at 0.3512, and the 38% retracement at 0.2770. These levels shape the short-term map and guide the expected breakout path. The arrow on the chart shows a projected move from this zone toward the higher bands near 7.5980 and 11.2805.
A message on the chart states a similar projection and signals that the move will follow the same path if the structure holds. The channel extension shows the upper line meeting the long-term target above the 11,571 percent projection area.
Long-Range Map Extends Toward Multi-Year Targets
The right side of the chart shows the extended zone that reaches the 11,571.79 percent region. This matches the earlier 11,573.87% gain during 2017 to 2018. The chart places this as a reachable zone if XRP recreates its historic pattern.
The trader who shared the chart notes a public challenge where one follower will receive 50,000 USD if XRP hits 13 USD by the end of December and January. This target sits near the higher Fibonacci layers and the upper channel line, which adds interest to the projection.
Discussion around the post focuses on the probability of such a move and the impact of the public offer on market sentiment. The question now is whether the repeated structure visible on the XRP chart can once again produce a move similar to the 2017 cycle.
