$XPL is trading around $0.052.

And this is one of the most extreme charts I've seen recently.

Back in September 2025, $XPL reached $1.69.

Since then, it's collapsed by almost 97%.

A brutal decline that has left price trading near its historical lows.

But look at the daily chart.

After months of relentless selling, $XPL is now sitting inside a major discount zone.

Volatility has compressed, and the market seems to have completely lost interest.

Could this be the beginning of a bottoming structure?

Possibly. But buyers still have a lot to prove.

Here's what I'm watching.

$0.10 — First level to reclaim.

$0.25 — Initial major resistance.

$0.50 — A potential trend reversal checkpoint.

$1.69 — Previous ATH.

And $4.25? That's my extreme bull scenario.

The chart illustrates over 6,100% potential upside from its marked historical reference point.

But don't mistake a massive upside projection for a high-probability trade.

A 97% collapse can also reflect serious fundamental weakness.

Before getting bullish, I want to see a breakout from the current range, stronger buying volume, and a clear sequence of higher lows.

Until then, XPL remains an extremely speculative recovery setup.

Still, it's fascinating how market psychology works.

At $1.69, everyone was watching.

At $0.052, almost nobody cares.

The question isn't whether XPL looks cheap.

It's whether buyers are finally ready to change the trend.