$XRP price is showing signs of stability despite recent selling pressure, the altcoin remains on track for a potential breakout as long as key resistance levels hold.

After failing to make a decisive move in recent sessions, $XRP has entered another consolidation phase. While short-term price action remains muted, several market watchers believe this period of sideways trading could be laying the foundation for the next major rally.

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$XRP Price Predictions : Here’s What We Can Expect Next

According to the analyst, the current sideways movement is a normal part of the market and supports the bullish outlook. However, the next move will depend on how $XRP reacts around $1.11.

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Nothing new on $XRP, still expecting the same path to be followed.

This consolidation under $1.11 is good as this is what we wanted as talked about in the last update.

What the chart should take care of is HOW it behaves around $1.11 when it goes there, if there are closes… https://t.co/3SwK4Edyax pic.twitter.com/8sNfQgfRGh

— Umair Orakzai (@Umairorkz) August 4, 2026

If $XRP briefly moves above the level but fails to close above it, the current outlook remains unchanged. However, if it closes above $1.11, the analyst believes this setup would no longer be valid.

The analyst also said that strong ETF inflows and buying demand from South Korean investors are helping $XRP stay stable despite recent selling pressure.

Multi-Year Falling Wedge Nears Decision Point

Another analyst, @InvestWithD, believes $XRP is approaching one of its most important technical setups in years.

According to the analyst’s weekly logarithmic chart, $XRP continues to trade inside a multi-year falling wedge, while its long-term ascending trendline remains intact. As price moves closer to the wedge’s apex, the probability of a large directional move increases.

🚨 $XRP’S MULTI-YEAR FALLING WEDGE IS NEARING ITS BREAKOUT POINT — $1.50 OR $0.90 NEXT? 🤯📈

The weekly logarithmic chart shows $XRP approaching one of its most important technical decision zones in years. 👀

Price continues to compress inside a multi-year falling wedge, while… https://t.co/BCsMsQ7yPj pic.twitter.com/V6S0vCdE2Q

— Diana (@InvestWithD) August 4, 2026

The analyst pointed to several bullish technical signals:

  • Multi-year support remains intact.
  • Price is nearing the wedge apex, where major breakouts often occur.
  • Long-term market structure remains constructive.
  • Higher-timeframe price compression is reaching its final stage.

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Why the $1.40-$1.50 Zone Matters

The next major hurdle for $XRP is the $1.40-$1.50 resistance range.

According to @InvestWithD, a confirmed weekly close above this zone could trigger a broader bullish expansion with potential upside targets at:

  • $2.00 – Measured breakout target.
  • $2.30 – Major historical resistance.
  • $3.66 – Previous all-time high.
  • $4.90 – Long-term logarithmic projection.

However, the analyst cautioned that losing the $0.88-$0.90 support zone would weaken the current bullish structure and increase the likelihood of a longer consolidation period before another recovery attempt.

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Ripple ($XRP) Price Could Stay Range-Bound Until September

As per analyst Altcoin Doctor, $XRP may remain trapped in a broad $1.00-$1.50 trading range for the next few months before making its next significant move.

He argued that $XRP is following a familiar pattern seen in previous market cycles, where the asset spent several months consolidating before breaking out to new cycle highs.

During 2023 and early 2024, $XRP experienced extended periods of sideways trading before gaining momentum. Based on that historical behavior, the analyst expects the current low-volatility phase to continue through late September, with a potential breakout emerging in September or October if market conditions improve.

He described the current structure as an accumulation phase rather than the beginning of a new downtrend, while emphasizing that historical patterns do not guarantee future performance