Analyst Sets Ultimate Price Target for XRP and Smart Exit Strategy

The market behavior of XRP continues to reflect historical price action, driving renewed interest in the strategic exit plan. In a recent update, technical analyst EGRAG reaffirmed that XRP remains in a long term bullish structure and shared a comprehensive exit strategy designed to guide investors to optimal sell points, potentially reaching the $33 range. Price action remains strong despite recent consolidation. Although XRP has faced resistance around the $2 level in recent months, technical indicators suggest that its broader bullish trend remains intact. The previously published chart by EGRAG highlights an important support line, referred to as the "white trend line", which traditionally distinguishes bullish phases from bearish phases.

In 2017, XRP remained below this price action for several months before breaking above it in March. After a brief correction in May, the asset entered a consolidation phase for six months while still staying above the trendline, eventually reaching an all-time high of $3.40 in January 2018. A similar pattern seems to be developing. XRP moved below the trend line for most of 2022 but broke above this line in a notable bullish move in November 2024. It then rose to around $3.30 at the beginning of 2025 before entering a consolidation phase around the $2 mark. Despite the correction, XRP continues to hold above the trend line, reinforcing the view that the bullish trend is still ongoing. The Main Price Level is Determined Through Fibonacci Extensions To help investors prepare for potential price fluctuations, EGRAG has provided several profit-taking targets based on Fibonacci extension levels. These include $4.42, $6.56, $8.39, $13.74, and the final target of $27.86. These levels are considered reference points for investors to make exit decisions, especially during periods of bullish price action. Proposed Escape Models for Different Risk Profiles In addition to price forecasts, EGRAG has presented several methods that investors can use to gradually exit their positions. One approach involves selling an equal amount at each milestone. For example, an investor may sell 25% of their holdings at each of the first three targets and retain the remaining 25% in case of further profits. An alternative method is incremental selling, where small percentages like 5% are sold each time the price of XRP increases by a certain amount, for example: $0.50. This flexible method allows investors to customize their sell-off rate according to market conditions and personal preferences. For risk-averse participants, EGRAG suggests an approach where the initial investment is recouped first. Once the capital has been recouped, any subsequent sell-off can follow either more aggressive or more conservative strategies depending on the investor's risk appetite. Those who are open to higher risk strategies may choose to reinvest profits into smaller altcoins to pursue greater returns. However, EGRAG emphasizes the importance of understanding these alternative projects before reallocating funds. He also acknowledges that some investors may choose to hold their XRP for the long term, up to 10 or 15 years, or even retain it as part of a wealth-building strategy for multiple generations. EGRAG's Strategy to Break Free from the Price Level Near $33 EGRAG concluded by sharing his roadmap. His plan begins with recovering the initial investment through structured percentage sales. He intends to release 10% of his total XRP holdings at each designated price level. This method will continue until XRP reaches a price range of $27 to $33. After that, he plans to retain the remainder for the potential long term bullish beyond his above prediction. The XRP market continues to exhibit patterns consistent with previous bullish cycles, giving analysts like EGRAG confidence in the asset's bullish potential. Therefore, developing a clear and reasonable exit strategy remains essential. Whether through gradual selling, capital recovery, or long-term holding, investors are advised to adjust their strategies according to their personal financial goals and risk tolerance.