Altcoins News
By Steven Anderson
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Key Price Levels Matter. Two numbers matter most here: $1.80 and 83 cents.
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Trading Volume Tells a Story. Volume's been pretty quiet lately, which usually means people are sitting on their hands.
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What Happens Next. The convergence zone around 83 cents could serve as a launching pad if support holds firm.
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XRP sits at $1.30 right now. Crypto analyst Egrag Crypto spotted a falling wedge pattern that's been building for nine months, and he thinks it could push the token all the way…
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The token just can't catch a break lately - six straight months of losses, which hasn't happened since 2014. April's already down 1.80% and things look pretty rough. XRP hit $3.
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Egrag's chart work shows XRP might try to reach $1.80 first, but that level has killed rallies before.
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The whole pattern depends on XRP staying within certain boundaries. Break above $1.80 and the wedge idea falls apart. Drop below the 83-to-91-cent zone and things get ugly fast.
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Egrag shared his thoughts on Twitter back on April 3, 2026, talking about how two key trend lines might cross in a bearish way.
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Volume's been pretty quiet lately, which usually means people are sitting on their hands. But that could change fast if XRP hits one of those critical levels.
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The broader crypto market isn't helping much either. Most tokens are getting hammered right now, so XRP's struggles aren't happening in a vacuum.
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XRP dropped to $1.11 in February but found support at the lower trendline. That bounce showed the pattern's still intact and the support levels matter.
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The $8.30 target sounds wild given where XRP trades now, but the math works if the wedge plays out correctly.
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Market participants are taking a wait-and-see approach for now. The token's highest price of $3.
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Recent trading sessions have seen XRP hover around these critical thresholds, testing both investor patience and market nerves.
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The convergence zone around 83 cents could serve as a launching pad if support holds firm. But if it breaks, traders will probably head for the exits fast.
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