XRP to $31.60? This Analyst’s Latest Chart Call Is Turning Heads, But How Realistic Is It?

Ripple’s cross-border token has a substantial fanbase within the cryptocurrency community and is often subject to some mind-blowing price predictions. One of the latest came from EGRAG CRYPTO, a well-known analyst, who outlined a scenario in which the token could skyrocket to $6.80, $10.30, and even $31.60. They noted that these are “NOT random numbers,” as they are “harmonic targets from different scales.” #XRP – ATLAS LINE HOLD vs FINAL SHAKEOUT ($6.8, $10.30 and $31.60): THE ORANGE LINE (PROBABILITY ZONE): Could we drop there? Yes. Should we expect it? Also yes. Probability: 60–70% chance of tagging the orange zone ($0.70–$0.80) Why? Liquidity sits below… pic.twitter.com/KuBVbBYJtA — EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) April 9, 2026 Is It Entirely Impossible? Even the most modest target set by EGRAG would require XRP to skyrocket by over 400%. Although the asset has done it in the past, it was in times when it was a smaller altcoin, which are typically more susceptible to such massive gains. ChatGPT’s bull case noted that the cross-border asset has a “long history of violent, compressed moves once momentum returns.” It added that EGRAG’s framework relies on a large, multi-year structure rather than a short-term pattern. Similar coverage of their past analysis shows that they often build these projections using large technical formations and Fibonacci-style expansion logic, such as this one, which placed XRP at $27 by August 2027. According to the AI model, this makes the $6.80-$10.30 zone the “most believable part of the call.” Both levels are still aggressive, but they would “fit a scenario where XRP reclaims prior highs, breaks into price discovery, and benefits from a broader altcoin expansion.” Reality Check While the smaller targets are optimistic but theoretically possible in the next few years, reaching $31.60 would require XRP’s market cap to go into the multi-trillion-dollar space, which would make it bigger than Bitcoin, Meta, Tesla, and even Apple. But even...