EGRAG Crypto analyst predicts that XRP will see a second peak in this bullish market.
Historical RSI patterns suggest that this second peak could occur 90 to 120 days after the first.
Previous bullish markets of the coin in 2017 and 2021 followed a similar pattern.
Prominent market analyst EGRAG Crypto predicted a potential timeline for XRP to return to its historical high, despite the current bearish phase. His forecasts are based on historical trends observed on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) chart of the coin, indicating that the cryptocurrency typically has two major price peaks during bullish markets.
XRP often has two peaks
According to EGRAG Crypto, the coin tends to establish a second peak after the first, often reaching a higher price level. This observation occurs as XRP struggles under bearish pressure, currently trading near the lower end of the psychological range of $2.
#XRP – 90 to 120 days to ATH! The RSI chart below shows important historical patterns! I was one of the first to notice that #XRP #XRP tea has two peaks during #Bull Runs. Looking at past cycles, we see that in 2021 the second peak occurred after 90 days, while in 2017,… pic.twitter.com/MgPpbwnmS3
— EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) March 28, 2025
After the fall from the annual peak of $3.4 in January, the analyst expects XRP to see a second peak that may exceed its current historical maximum. To determine when this might happen, he analyzed historical RSI trends on the monthly chart.
EGRAG emphasizes how RSI has historically indicated price peaks of XRP during bullish markets. Typically, RSI rises when XRP reaches its first peak, then falls before rising again at the second peak. This pattern was observed in both the bullish markets of 2017 and 2021, making it potentially a reliable indicator for future price movements.
In 2017, RSI reached 95 when the coin hit its first peak at $0.3988 in June. When the price dropped and consolidated, RSI fell to 66 in September and remained at that level for three months before XRP soared to its second peak at $3.8 in January 2018 — after 91 days.
Similarly, in 2021, XRP initially peaked at $0.79 in November 2020, with RSI rising to 65. After a 67% drop in December due to the SEC lawsuit against Ripple, RSI fell to 47.24. XRP eventually recovered, reaching its second peak at $1.96 in April 2021 — after 120 days.
Chart for the second peak of XRP
At this point, the monthly RSI of XRP has again fallen to the range of 66, reflecting the correction of the bullish market of 2017. When XRP reached its first peak at $3.4 in January 2024, RSI soared to 84 before declining.
Based on past trends, EGRAG Crypto suggests that the RSI of XRP will spend 90 to 120 days in bearish territory before recovering and pushing the asset to a new high. This puts the expected second peak around May or June 2025.
