Expert: XRP Is Testing Levels That Could Change the Timeline By Months
The structure she highlights in her new post could determine whether a major rally arrives on schedule or gets pushed back by months.
XRP is currently trading near $1.0334, having slipped below its macro 0.786 Fibonacci retracement. CasiTrades notes the asset is “essentially floating between major levels,” with no clean resolution yet. That compression between support zones is what makes the current moment significant.
Two Outcomes Are on the Table
The first scenario keeps the bullish wave count intact. If XRP forms a double-bottom near the $1 level, that would complete subwave 2 and preserve what CasiTrades calls the “new-trend scenario.” She describes the $1 and $0.90 zones as “major macro buying levels” with few significant supports remaining below them.
The second scenario is more complicated. A new low toward $0.90 would reset the subwave count entirely. CasiTrades explains that this would require “another smaller W1 and W2 before the larger move can really get going,” potentially delaying the breakout by months.
The Macro Target Stays Valid
Neither outcome kills the larger thesis. CasiTrades is clear: “This does not invalidate macro W3 targets.” Double-digit price targets remain valid unless XRP breaks below the $0.77 low from October 2025. That level is the true line in the sand.
Watching the RSI Divergence
The most immediate signal CasiTrades is watching is a developing bullish RSI divergence. While XRP has continued to creep lower, the RSI is forming higher lows, a pattern visible on the 1-hour chart circled around early-to-mid November. She states the divergence “suggests selling momentum is weakening and a potential macro trend reversal is taking shape.”
The key condition is straightforward. CasiTrades wants to see that “bullish divergence trendline hold.” If it does, it supports the case that the asset is building a base rather than entering deeper decline.
Confirmation Still Ahead
Despite the developing signals, CasiTrades keeps the confirmation bar high. There will be no meaningful signal that the bottom is in, she says, “until XRP finally breaks $1.65 resistance.” Until that level gives way, the analysis remains a watch-and-wait situation.
Her plan has not changed. The supports at $1 and $0.90 remain the levels to defend. The divergence is building. The wave count is at a fork. What happens at these levels over the coming sessions will determine whether XRP accelerates into its next major move or takes a longer road to get there.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Don't be scared by the Nvidia turmoil and election noise! Morgan Stanley: AI turbulence does not change the main driver of the bull market, long-term outlook remains "extremely bullish"
The Chief Investment Officer of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management stated that management turmoil at Nvidia and the Democratic Party's victory in the midterm elections have further heightened market concerns about the AI sector. However, these factors will not shake the core driving force of this bull market—capital expenditure on AI infrastructure.

After Jensen's resignation, the "Big Short" doubles down on shorting tech stocks! Warns the AI boom may turn into a "bull trap"
Michael Burry increased his short positions following Huang Renxun's resignation. He compared Nasdaq’s October peak to the top of the 2000 internet bubble. On November 12th, he doubled his put option positions on the Nasdaq 100, with expiry set for early 2027, and rebuilt put options on the VanEck Semiconductor Index. He directly warned investors to "exit the market" and predicted a significant correction in chip stocks before mid-2027.

Tesla (TSLA.US) Cybercab limited pre-orders open: priced at $29,990, with an additional monthly operating fee of $299
According to reports, Tesla has invited select customers to reserve the Cybercab, taking a step toward launching this self-driving model to general consumers.

Fed Vice Chair Sets the Tone: Inflation Is the "Most Important Signal," Interest Rate Decisions Depend on It
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson stated that when policymakers consider whether to raise interest rates further, inflation has become the most important metric.
