At the time of his review, XRP was trading around $2.39, facing continued resistance and limited upward momentum. Despite the prevailing weakness, Marks noted that the asset’s broader chart pattern continues to align with the structure of a past bullish cycle that produced a significant price expansion.
Historical Reference: XRP’s 2014–2018 Market Cycle
Marks based his analysis on XRP’s multi-year price behavior, highlighting that the digital asset is following a nearly identical formation to the one observed between 2014 and 2018. According to his three-day chart data, the structure seen in that earlier cycle preceded one of XRP’s largest historical rallies.
Due to the extreme similarities in $XRP‘s price structure to a previous bull run, $9.90 looks to be up next for prices to push and they may not stop there.
That’s an over 309% increase from here.
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— JAVONMARKS (@JavonTM1) October 24, 2025
During that period, XRP fell to a cycle low of $0.0028 in mid-2014. The asset then rebounded to $0.028 before encountering resistance and retreating to $0.0042 by late 2015. Marks emphasized that even with this decline, XRP maintained a pattern of higher lows, a signal of underlying strength that eventually paved the way for a sustained bullish reversal.
By early 2017, XRP had completed its consolidation phase and began accelerating upward. The token climbed to $0.0695 in March of that year before entering a brief cooling phase. This was followed by an extended rally to its historic high of $3.31 in January 2018, marking the culmination of that cycle.
Current Cycle Mirrors Historical Pattern
According to Marks, the subsequent market cycle appears to be repeating many of the same structural characteristics. After reaching the 2018 peak, XRP dropped to a low of $0.1103 in March 2020, later recovering to a high of $1.96 in April 2021. Following this rise, another correction brought prices down to $0.2910 by mid-2022.
Since then, Marks observed that XRP has once again been forming higher lows, mirroring its behavior during the 2014–2016 consolidation period. The asset broke out of this range in late 2024 and surged to $3.4 by early 2025. The current pullback, he explained, may represent a temporary phase before another upward leg begins.
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Based on his Fibonacci analysis, Marks identified $9.90 as the initial upside target once XRP resumes its rally, corresponding with the 1.618 Fibonacci extension level. This projection represents a potential gain of 281% from the token’s present value of $2.60. However, he added that further targets at $26.24 and $127 are possible under more extended bullish conditions.
Other Analysts Support the Bullish Outlook
Marks’ findings align with similar projections from other technical experts. Analyst DustyBC recently highlighted that XRP continues to move within a descending wedge, a pattern that often precedes bullish reversals.
According to him, the asset has likely completed its bearish phase, and a breakout from the current wedge formation could propel prices to approximately $3.60 in the near term.
Although XRP remains under short-term selling pressure, the consensus among several analysts is that the broader market structure continues to support the potential for another significant rally. If the historical pattern identified by Marks holds, XRP may be entering the early stages of a long-term price expansion phase.
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