Crypto analyst EGRAG CRYPTO shared a macro analysis of XRP, arguing it follows long-term structural patterns. His review of price action since 2013 identifies repeating phases of compression, breakout, and controlled declines. The current structure is described as a “breadcrumb zone,” which historically preceded further advances.
According to a detailed macro view shared by crypto analyst EGRAG CRYPTO, XRP has exhibited repeatable long-term price patterns since 2013. The analyst believes these structural clues are visible when short-term noise and price wicks are removed from the chart.
He highlighted the period from 2013 to 2016 as a long compression phase, which he terms the “ignition coil.” This phase culminated in a rapid bullish breakout in 2017, characterized by strong monthly candles stacking with little overlap.
The subsequent decline from 2018 to 2020 is described as a controlled and orderly decompression inside a channel. “XRP resets through patience rather than destruction,” the analyst stated, characterizing the move as more of a time correction than a chaotic crash.
EGRAG CRYPTO notes the market entered a new cycle after 2021, though the uptrend was less robust than in 2017. From 2022 to 2024, XRP entered what he calls an “acceptance range,” where volatility decreased and quiet accumulation became possible.
The period from 2024 to the present shows a strong breakout candle followed by smaller corrections above the previous base. The analyst refers to this current structure as the “breadcrumb zone,” a pattern that has led to further advances in past cycles.
