XRP About to Go Full Peacock, Says Crypto’s Own Lord Brummell 🦚💸

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One must always have something sensational to read on the train—or in this case, a chart that would make even the most decadent of dandies drop their monocle into their martini. According to the ever-alluring (and refreshingly pseudonymous) DonAlt, our beloved XRP isn’t perhaps at the end of its tale but is, in fact, just clearing its throat for the opening act. 🎩

$XRP

Still one of the most interesting altcoin charts out there
Chilling at range low after having wiped out the lows before

If this market upswing holds I’d expect this to be amongst the best performers still

— DonAlt (@CryptoDonAlt) April 22, 2025

Ripple‘s darling token has done something most relatives at a family reunion cannot: bounced. After sulking at the bottom of a price range for what felt like a Dickensian eternity, it has at last displayed a sense of ambition—reviving its spirits with just a whiff of upward mobility. 🍾

It was but late April when DonAlt, that sharp-eyed chronicler of digital dreams, penned his paean to XRP’s bewitching chart. “Most interesting among altcoins,” he declared, giving XRP the sort of compliment one might reserve for a particularly subversive cravat.

Since that moment of prophecy, XRP has soared an exhilarating 20%. (Yes, it remembered to write home about it—unlike certain wayward sons.) Should the coin muster the nerve to ascend above its current range, we might see a move so upwardly mobile, it would make social climbers across London green with envy. 🚀

Of course, let us not overlook DonAlt’s previous feats of clairvoyance; the man foresaw the great XRP price stampede of Q4 2024—proving once again that, occasionally, a gentleman may profit handsomely from peering into his crystal glass (or ball, if one absolutely insists on tradition).

At present, the line of resistance stands at $2.75—according to DonAlt, who no doubt delivered the figure with all the weary gravitas of a man announcing the price of gold lamé waistcoats. Should XRP cross it, well… one might have to consider leaving their chaise lounge to investigate.

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2025-05-12 20:56