Analyst: XRP Will Get Its ATH Back If Ripple Spends $6 Billion on Net Purchases – Parofix

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Analyst: XRP Will Get Its ATH Back If ripple Spends $6 Billion on Net Purchases



Crypto detective Mr. Huber has added interest to rising New Year’s expectations of a potential crypto bull run with his prescient findings on Ripple’s XRP. As a follow-up to his previous analysis of XRP’s potential challenges in reaching its all-time high (ATH), the researcher shared a few “facts” about XRP.



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The analyst’s findings are based on historical analysis of XRP’s trajectory, specifically the previous bull market. According to CoinMarketCap data, the ATH of XRP, which is currently traded at $0.6335, was $3.84 in 2018.


Describing XRP’s sudden price increases, Mr. Huber suggested that this increase “almost always coincides with Ripple buybacks on the open market.” Although such XRP buybacks occur approximately once a quarter, the probability of a price increase is 80%. Additionally, the analyst mentioned the possibility of a 50% increase if Ripple reclaims its $100 million net purchase within 1-2 days.

While in his previous post he emphasized that XRP needs to rise above 2000% to reach ATH, one of his followers asked the question: “How many millions of dollars does Ripple need to spend for this?” In response to the question, Mr. Huber claimed that historical data showed that a “net purchase of $6 billion” was required for a 20-fold increase.


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