Chart Data Identifies the Most Reasonable Zone for XRP to Bottom This Cycle

Chart data identifies an area that may represent the most reasonable zone for XRP to find its bottom in the ongoing bear market cycle.

The current downtrend has continued to weaken investor sentiment, as XRP records some of its biggest losses in recent times. Specifically, XRP has fallen more than 70% from its July 2025 all-time high of $3.66, currently changing hands for $1.09.

Last month, XRP crashed to a new yearly low of $1.008 but has since recovered from this floor, with market participants questioning if this marked the downtrend’s lowest price. Amid the uncertainty, the daily chart has now identified where XRP could actually find a reliable bottom.

XRP’s Ascending Support Trendline

Notably, XRP’s daily chart features a persistent ascending support trendline that started forming in early 2020. For context, since the COVID crash in which XRP’s price collapsed to a floor of $0.11 in March 2020, XRP has continued to see higher lows.

This pattern of higher lows played out amid bull market corrections and bear market declines, and led to the formation of an ascending trendline at the lower end, as XRP continued to find support at lows higher than previous ones. 

For instance, after recovering from $0.11 in March 2020 to a high of $0.79 by November 2020, XRP collapsed on the back of the SEC lawsuit against Ripple, which the agency filed in December 2020. 

However, the downturn that ensued found strong support at the ascending trendline around $0.1713 in late December 2020. Following this floor, XRP staged a rebound campaign that eventually culminated in the $1.96 peak by April 2021.

XRP Finds Consistent Support at the Ascending Trendline

Despite pulling back from this $1.96 peak, XRP traded well above the ascending trendline for over a year until the 2022 bear market triggered a crash back toward the support area. 

Specifically, after the Terra ecosystem collapse in May 2022, XRP and the rest of the crypto market witnessed steep declines, with XRP’s price crashing to $0.29 in June 2022. However, this low aligned with the support around the ascending trendline, and bulls defended this area.

Importantly, the price failed to drop lower than the $0.29 floor from June 2022. Moreover, during the market uncertainty in 2024, XRP again retested the trendline at a low of $0.3834 in July and found support in this area.

Essentially, the ascending trendline has marked XRP’s bottom over the past six years, at the March 2020 low of $0.11, the December 2020 low at $0.1713, the June 2022 low at $0.29, and the July 2024 low at $0.3834.

Possible Next Bottom for XRP

XRP continued flirting with the ascending trendline throughout 2024 until the November rally on the back of President Donald Trump’s election victory. Despite facing occasional turbulence in 2025, XRP remained well above the trendline.

However, the ongoing downtrend that began in Q4 2025 seems to be dragging the prices back toward this area. Currently, the ascending trendline aligns with the $0.63 to $0.70 price region. As a result, XRP could bottom out around the $0.6 to $0.8 price zone if it loses the $1 support. 

Interestingly, a previous report from The Crypto Basic revealed that this $0.6 to $0.8 area features massive volume support, per the URPD. Specifically, wallets transacted 923 million XRP at $0.80 and 1.16 billion XRP at $0.62, confirming that this remains the most reasonable area for XRP to find its bottom.