The call comes amid broader cross-asset strength that has so far failed to translate into a sustained altcoin breakout. Silver is challenging decade-old highs near $36 an ounce, uranium contracts are pressing their recent peaks, and the Nasdaq Composite remains within sight of its all-time high. Yet despite what he calls \u201ca broad-based commodities rally,\u201d the analyst maintains that crypto still needs one more washout to clear residual excess.<\/p>\n
Macro-political drama, he suggests, is only accelerating that process. He cited the public clash between Elon Musk and US president Donald Trump\u2014sparked by Trump\u2019s proposal for a four-trillion-dollar spending bill and Musk\u2019s claim that Trump\u2019s name appears in sealed Epstein files\u2014as a narrative that briefly rattled risk markets. \u201cIf it brings the price to where I want it to go, fantastic,\u201d he said dryly. \u201cThat\u2019s all we\u2019re looking at here.\u201d<\/p>\n
On Ethereum he sees a similar dynamic. Open interest in ETH futures remains at all-time highs, a sign in his view that institutions are accumulating spot while shorting derivatives to hedge\u2014a trade that could unwind violently should ETH pierce the $2,800 level. \u201cWhen we get this squeeze to the upside,\u201d he predicted, \u201cwe\u2019ll see a fast move back toward all-time highs for ETH, probably toward $4,500 before you know it.\u201d<\/p>\n
Bitcoin, for its part, has already waded into the analyst\u2019s preferred liquidity zone just above $100,000. Whether the flagship asset needs another dip, he said, is less important than what happens to its dominance. A brief surge in bitcoin market share toward 65.5% would, in his model, coincide with an XRP capitulation and set the stage for \u201ccrazy season,\u201d his shorthand for a full-blown altcoin cycle.<\/p>\n
The hinge is XRP liquidity. Viewers were shown heat-map snapshots highlighting concentrated stop-loss orders beneath the May swing low. \u201cPeople came long here after they thought, \u2018Oh, the bottom\u2019s in.\u2019 That\u2019s added to this liquidity below us,\u201d he said. Until that layer is removed, he remains \u201c80% sure\u201d that price will probe lower\u2014even though his own portfolio is almost entirely in spot XRP. \u201cI\u2019m on the side of wanting it to go,\u201d he acknowledged. \u201cIf it goes up now, I\u2019m happy. But I\u2019d be highly surprised if we don\u2019t get that push down.\u201d<\/p>\n
Still, his end-point is unequivocally bullish. Once the liquidity has been harvested, he foresees a textbook bullish divergence on the daily relative-strength index\u2014\u201clower low on price, higher low on RSI\u201d\u2014that would ignite what he calls the \u201cnext big push.\u201d In that scenario, XRP would not merely revisit its 2021 peak near $3.80; it would overshoot to the analyst\u2019s long-standing $10 target. \u201cLet it send,\u201d he concluded.<\/p>\n
At press time, XRP traded at $2.17.<\/p>\n
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