XRP Cup-and-Handle Setup Targets $14+ as Bulls Defend $0.95
Crypto analyst Celal Kucuker says XRP still fits a long-term cup-and-handle pattern. The chart highlights a demand/support zone around $0.95, linked to the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement and overlapping support within a falling-wedge structure.
For traders, the key question is whether XRP can hold $0.95. If buyers step in, the next upswing could target the 0.618 retracement near $1.58, followed by a larger test around the prior peak at about $3.65.
The upside roadmap uses Fibonacci extensions. A projected move to the 1.618 extension near $14.05 is framed as a “$14+” target—roughly a ~14x expansion from the $0.95 support zone. However, losing the $0.95 level would weaken the bullish setup.
The article is presented as technical analysis only and does not constitute financial advice.
Bullish
The two articles align on a technical, conditional bullish thesis for XRP: both point to a key support/demand area around $0.95 that defines the structure’s validity. The earlier view emphasized reclaiming the $1.40–$1.45 area and using a descending trendline break to open the path higher, while the later update reframes the “first trigger” more clearly around defending $0.95, then targeting $1.58 and ultimately projecting a much larger upside toward the Fibonacci 1.618 extension near $14+.
For trading, this tends to support a positive bias as long as XRP holds the $0.95 level, because it preserves the cup-and-handle / falling-wedge interpretation and provides clear levels for entries, stops, and profit-taking. Short-term volatility could increase if XRP repeatedly tests $0.95; a breakdown would invalidate the pattern and likely flip positioning toward neutral-to-bearish. Long-term, the Fibonacci extension targets keep traders focused on a potential multi-step rally, but the lack of any fundamental catalyst in the coverage means price action remains the main driver.