XRP weekly structure As prices stabilize within historically sensitive ranges, they are attracting increasing scrutiny. Prominent XRP enthusiasts have suggested that, rather than marking the end, this phase could end up laying the foundations for a major tectonic shift. Understanding this setting is key to understanding how to do it. Past integration phases Defines an extension framework for XRP.
Historic integration phase defines XRP expansion framework
In a recent review posted on X (formerly Twitter), XRP market commentator @Austin_XRPL posted: highlighted The historical price movement of an asset as evidence of repeated structural processes. According to the charts he posted, each major up cycle is consistently Long-term integration aheadmeanwhile, price cautiously built acceptance before moving forward.
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He cites the $0.15 to $0.30 range as the earliest modern base that XRP spent about two years form basic support before moving to a higher position. A similar behavior occurred between $0.30 and $0.50, establishing another two-year launch platform that allows for efficient accumulation. As prices rose, the integration period shortened, but remained significant. There was about 18 months of structural interaction between $0.50 and $0.75, followed by almost a year of stability between $0.75 and $1.30. Even the upper macro area of $1.80 to $3.40, which is often interpreted through a distributional lens, hit a record in more than a year. Sustainable trading and accumulation.
Austin’s framework emphasizes that expansion follows extended structural preparation. disciplined accumulation. If XRP is building its “final foundation” at current levels, the implications are clear. Proper integration can lay the necessary foundation for the next important and potentially long-term markup stage.
Build final base: Focus on $1.30 to $1.80
Austin identifies the $1.30 to $1.80 range as the only major zone that did not form a good base on XRP’s macro chart. His chart shows that price has moved quickly through this corridor during the previous rally, leaving minimal consolidation behind.
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He classifies this area as an area of inefficiency, where prices rise without rising. Establish durable support. Structurally, markets often revisit such zones to stabilize liquidity and build balances where trading activity was previously sparse. Recent weekly price action shows that XRP is trading within this corridor rather than rejecting it. Austin interprets this as a structural repair and describes it as a gap-closing move, or a move in which prices rotate within a range to establish acceptance.
If this process continues, he considers it foundation formation. Converting this historically undeveloped corridor to support would fill what he sees as the final structural gap on the macrochart, leaving all subzones in place. Established integration history. This means that the resistance mentioned above is reduced. XRP has had limited time to consolidate beyond this band in previous cycles, so overhead supply is likely to be stretched thin once expansion begins.
Within this framework, completing the base here means preparation for later stages. Once inefficiencies are resolved and support is established, XRP will be structurally positioned to transition. From integration to expansionthe breakout reflects a completed market structure rather than sentiment-driven momentum.
Featured image from Peakpx, chart from Tradingview.com
