XRP has reached extreme oversold territory, recording a daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) near 20—the lowest in its history. Crypto analyst “Ripple Bull Winkle” on X says that each time XRP has hit similarly oversold RSI readings, a price bounce of roughly 15–40% followed, typically within about two weeks.
Despite a recent break of key supports and XRP trading around $1.40 after briefly dipping below $1.30, the analyst argues the token may be setting up for a substantial recovery. Based on the recurring RSI pattern, he projects a relief rally to roughly $2.20–$2.50, potentially occurring before the end of February 2026, and considers this the highest-probability bullish outcome for the year so far.
On his chart, Ripple Bull Winkle marked multiple resistance zones where selling pressure could appear: about $1.80–$1.91, $2.06–$2.19, $2.29–$2.41, $2.67–$2.78, and a higher band near $3.10–$3.18. Upward arrows on the chart signal his expectation that, if XRP gains momentum, it could push through these stacked resistance levels, possibly triggering a bullish breakout or sustained rally.
At the time of reporting, XRP showed a short-term recovery of more than 10% over 24 hours and was trading above $1.40, according to CoinMarketCap and TradingView. The analyst’s view hinges on the historical reliability of the extreme RSI bounces, but as with all market forecasts, outcomes remain subject to broader market conditions and risk factors.
