Analyst Shares Something Many Don’t Understand about XRP Coming Rally
XRP could be entering a phase that Schneider believes no crypto market cycle has ever produced after such an extended accumulation period.
The crypto enthusiast has pointed to a long-term chart pattern and suggested that investors may be underestimating the potential scale of the next major move. However, the chart attached to the post tracks Bitcoin rather than XRP, an issue that one commenter immediately raised.
Schneider wrote on X that “we have NEVER seen a breakout like this on ANY crypto after a 7-year accumulation.” The crypto enthusiast connected the observation to XRP and argued that market participants remain insufficiently bullish about what could follow.
The attached chart provides the main basis for Schneider’s comparison. It tracks Bitcoin against the U.S. dollar on a weekly timeframe and divides previous market cycles into green and red sections. The green sections represent extended upward phases, while the red sections show periods of decline that followed previous peaks.
The Chart Highlights Repeating Time Intervals
The chart identifies several periods lasting approximately 1,064 days during Bitcoin’s historical upward cycles. It also marks subsequent 365-day decline periods. Schneider’s projection extends the same visual pattern into the current cycle and points to a potential Bitcoin price of $175,000 to $180,000 around 2029.
The projected path begins from a highlighted area around the $60,000 level and rises toward the upper portion of the chart. The graphic therefore presents a historical-cycle comparison rather than a direct XRP price target. Schneider uses that historical pattern to support the broader claim that the crypto market could experience another substantial expansion following a lengthy accumulation phase.
Commenters React to the Long-Term Projection
Schneider’s post therefore combines a bullish XRP outlook with a Bitcoin cycle chart that projects a potential move toward the $175,000–$180,000 area. The analysis relies on the repeated durations the chart tracks across previous Bitcoin cycles, while the XRP connection remains Schneider’s interpretation rather than a price projection the attached chart makes directly.
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