Dark Defender Sets $4.10 XRP Target If Weekly Close Clears This Price Level

XRP could be approaching a key point in Crypto analyst Dark Defender’s latest wave analysis. The analyst has identified a weekly closing level that could determine whether XRP completes its current corrective phase and begins the next stage of its projected move.

In a recent post, Dark Defender said his earlier analysis anticipated “Sub-wave 1” when XRP traded around $1. He now expects the second wave to complete once XRP records a weekly close above $1.56. His chart outlines several higher targets if the market confirms the move.

Dark Defender Identifies $1.56 As Key Level

Dark Defender stated that “Weekly Wave 2 is complete when XRP closes above $1.56.” The attached weekly chart places XRP within a broader wave structure, with the analyst marking the recent low as the completion of Wave 2.

The chart also shows XRP trading around $1.40, as several Fibonacci levels sit between the current price and the higher targets. Dark Defender has marked $1.37 and $1.29 as important support levels for the current Sub-Wave 2 structure. A move above $1.56 would therefore confirm his analysis rather than simply another resistance area.

$1.88, $4.10 and $7.07 Marked As Targets

Dark Defender listed $1.88, $4.10, and $7.07 as targets for Sub-Wave 3. His chart places $1.88 near the 161.8% Fibonacci level, while $4.10 corresponds with the 261.8% level. The $7.07 target aligns with the 361.8% Fibonacci extension.

The analyst’s chart also extends to a higher $10.11 level at the 427.2% Fibonacci extension, although his written post specifically identifies $1.88, $4.10, and $7.07 as the Sub-Wave 3 targets.

His projection depends on XRP first establishing the weekly close above $1.56 that he identified as the completion point for Wave 2.

Traders Focus On Confirmation And Support

The commenter also identified $1.37 as the support level that needs to hold first. This aligns with Dark Defender’s chart, which marks $1.37 and $1.29 as the key Sub-Wave 2 support areas.