XRP’s $5.40 Chart Target Starts With a Much Smaller Test $BTC options are pricing roughly a 5.0% move through Sept. 27, while $XRP sits much higher at 8.9% after an 8.7% daily rally to $1.54. Against that short-term volatility, veteran trader Peter Brandt has published a much longer-term XRP chart pointing to an eventual $5.40 - about 251% above $1.54. Brandt explicitly separated the chart from a trade recommendation. The projection comes from a multi-year monthly structure in which XRP broke above descending resistance, later traded above $3, and then entered a prolonged correction. The immediate gap is much smaller than $5.40. XRP is now around $1.49–$1.54, still below its 18-month moving average near $1.88. Any long-term continuation would first require recovering that lost area rather than jumping directly toward the headline target. Meanwhile, XRP’s near-term volatility is already elevated: XRP: 8.9% implied move SOL: 8.0% ETH: 6.9% BTC: 5.0% So Brandt’s chart is best read as a long-horizon structure, while the current market is still dealing with a much nearer question: whether XRP can turn its latest 8.7% rebound into a sustained recovery above the $1.88 zone. #BTC Price Analysis# #Ripple #XRP #Ad
