XRP has already cleared most major exchange lows, yet several deeper liquidity levels remain untouched.
According to crypto analyst EGRAG CRYPTO, the current setup reflects structured liquidity engineering rather than random volatility.
The remaining unswept levels sit below current price action, keeping the downside map technically incomplete.
Most Exchange Lows Have Already Been Taken
Recent price action has swept a wide range of historical exchange lows. Levels at $2.26 and $2.17 on Poloniex, $2.10 on Gemini, $1.77 on Coinbase, $1.58 on Bitstamp, $1.37 on composite charts, and $1.25 on Binance have all been taken.
However, three notable levels remain intact: $1.08 on KuCoin (XRP/USDT), $1.00 on Bitfinex (XRP/USD), and $0.77 on Binance perpetual markets. Binance printed the most aggressive wick during the recent decline, signaling derivatives-driven pressure.
From a structural perspective, unfinished liquidity zones often attract further testing before stabilization occurs.
Historical Mean Reversion Projects Deeper Sweep
Layered onto the wick map is historical cycle symmetry. Prior Super Guppy corrections in XRP measured approximately 50% in one cycle and 40% in another, averaging near 45%.
Applying that historical drawdown range projects a potential final sweep into the $0.75–$0.65 band. This zone aligns with macro green uptrend support while preserving the validity of the broader ascending triangle formation.
If price were to reach this range and hold, the long-term structural pattern would remain intact.
Two Structural Paths From Here
The framework suggests two potential outcomes. One path involves a rapid liquidity sweep followed by a violent reclaim, as sharp reversals often emerge when sentiment reaches exhaustion. The alternative path involves a slower continuation lower, gradually tagging the $0.75–$0.65 region before reversal conditions develop.
In both cases, the analysis centers on structure rather than emotion. The key variable is whether remaining exchange lows are completed and whether macro support holds upon contact.
Conclusion
XRP’s chart now reflects a partially completed liquidity cycle. Most major exchange lows have been swept, but the final layers near $1.08, $1.00, and $0.77 remain open. Historical correction symmetry points toward $0.75–$0.65 as a potential confluence zone.
Until those levels are resolved or decisively invalidated, XRP remains in a liquidity-driven phase where structure dictates the map more than short-term sentiment.
