‘Choose Your Pain, XRP Investors’: Analyst Maps Two Paths for Ripple’s Price

Where will XRP find a bottom and how high would it go in an ensuing bull market?

The consensus in the cryptocurrency community is that the bear market has already begun, considering that not only

$0.60 to $11?

ERGAG CRYPTO, one of the most well-known and optimistic members of the XRP army, has mapped out two potential scenarios for Ripple’s cross-border token. The first chart presents the bottom at $0.60, which would essentially erase any gains charted after Trump’s presidential election victory in late 2024 and push the asset back to its then starting point.

This chart comes with a deeper drawdown, continued fear and disbelief, and weak hands turning red. On the upside, XRP could make a sublime run once the market turns and the bulls take over, with the analyst predicting a rise to a top of $11.

#XRP – Chart 1 or Chart 2?

💡This is not an opinion. It’s math, structure and market behavior.

💡Markets do not reward comfort. They reward persuasion under pressure.

💡Choose your pain, otherwise the pain chooses you.

📉 Chart 1:
▫️Bottom: $0.60
▫️Top: $11
▫️Deeper drawdown
▫️Fear… pic.twitter.com/7KxtTwcd2A

— EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) February 13, 2026

More modest prediction

The alternative in ERGAG CRYPTO’s mapping was a second chart showing lower volatility in both directions. The bottom would be around $0.90, while the top could be $8.5.

This scenario would give investors more comfort and less pain, but the upside potential would also be lower, the analyst added.

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At the time of writing, it seems more likely that both bottoms will be reached, while the tops seem rather far-fetched. After all, XRP would need to rise three times (or more) from its all-time high of $3.65 in 2025 before it can challenge double-digit price levels. In contrast, going to $0.90 or even $0.60 seems quite reasonable in the current market environment.

Nevertheless, market trends can change extremely quickly, and XRP has proven in the past that it is capable of remarkable runs. After the US elections, interest rates went from $0.60 to $3.40 in just a few months, an increase of 466%.