XRP Two-Week Chart Breaks Historic Pattern, Points to $13

XRP's two-week chart has done something unprecedented, according to widely followed analyst EGRAG CRYPTO. The token is currently trading near $1.41 after pulling back from last weekend's push toward $1.70.

The analyst points to the Gaussian Channel on XRP's two-week chart, which has remained green despite a meaningful pullback from recent highs. This is in contrast to previous cycles around 2016, 2020, and again in 2023 and 2024, where the indicator turned red during corrective phases before XRP launched into its next major expansion.

EGRAG labels the current setup with a prominent 'No Red' marker, framing it as a structural divergence from historical behavior. The Gaussian Channel is being read on a two-week timeframe, making short-term swings less influential than they would be on an hourly or daily chart.

The chart also places XRP within a larger ascending structure that has contained price action across multiple market cycles. Within this framework, $1.83 stands out as the next pivotal level, sitting at the intersection of the upper boundary of the green Gaussian Channel and a rising trend line.

Analyst EGRAG's projections become considerably more ambitious beyond this point. Fibonacci-style extension levels drawn from the larger structure produce targets near $4.98, $8.59, and $13.89, which the analyst simplifies to roughly $5, $8, and $13.