TL;DR
- XRP is drawing attention as @Cryptobilbuwoo0 argues a “legendary” 2–3 month move could follow a 2017-style breakout pattern.
- The analysis cites the 2017 run from a breakout near $3.60 to an ATH around $3.84, including a 1,184.86% surge after clearing rising diagonal support.
- Targets map TP1 at $23.2 (+1,183.38%) and TP2 near $136.3, while XRP above $2.2 and +21% weekly faces skepticism despite RSI signals for now.
XRP is back in focus after analyst @Cryptobilbuwoo0 argued the token may be gearing up for a “legendary” move over the next two to three months. The case leans on context too: XRP exploded from about $0.5 in 2024 to above $3 in 2025, landing only a few percentage points from its all-time high. Now, a 2017-style compression-and-breakout narrative is resurfacing, suggesting the market could be entering a phase if the current breakout structure continues to validate. The analyst says the next 2 to 3 months may reshape portfolios, even as critics question the scale.
You know it started at $3.60, right?
It reached the target price within a week after breaking out of the dotted resistance line in 2017 (previous high, currently $3.6).
1,000%
Nothing is impossible.
Your life will change in the next 2-3 months. https://t.co/kTHyGGa8XB pic.twitter.com/Afi3RPPncr— (X)=chi (R)esurrected (P)=rho (@Cryptobilbuwoo0) January 6, 2026
Chart analogies, targets, and the momentum debate
The bullish case centers on a chart analogy. Analyst says XRP’s structure mirrors the 2017 cycle, when price broke out near $3.60 and later printed an all-time high around $3.84 in 2018. In that prior run, once XRP moved above a long rising diagonal support line, it reached a $3.6 target within a week, a gain of about 1,184.86%. Today, that diagonal support line is again the reference point, with XRP breaking from a defined base and reclaiming the 52-week EMA tied to prior upside expansion directly.
From there, the roadmap turns aggressive. Fibonacci extensions on the chart highlight the 1.618 level as a key upside marker, echoing the 2017 peak structure. Two take-profit zones, TP1 and TP2, are also plotted where XRP briefly paused in 2017 before continuing higher, with shallow pullbacks that were quickly bought. Based on that template, the projection calls for a sustained upward momentum after the breakout, first toward TP1 at $23.2, about a 1,183.38% increase, and then toward TP2 around $136.3. The analyst says the parabolic leg could unfold before end-2026, provided trend control remains firm.
Not everyone is buying the forecast. The article notes XRP trading above $2.2 and up more than 21% over the past week, yet the jump to $23.2 and then $136.3 has sparked skepticism given XRP’s historically slow reputation. The analyst’s rebuttal points to momentum indicators at the bottom of the chart. In 2017, XRP’s RSI hit oversold levels just before the surge; a similar pattern is said to be emerging now. With momentum indicators supporting a bullish thesis, the next 2 to 3 months become a live test of conviction. Outcome will define the narrative.
