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Peter Brandt Flags $1.6572 as Key XRP Breakout Level

Peter Brandt highlights $1.6572 as a key XRP breakout level as the cryptocurrency consolidates near $1.50 after its September recovery.

XRP price chart showing consolidation near $1.50 below Peter Brandt’s $1.6572 resistance level

XRP is approaching a key resistance level at $1.6572 identified by veteran trader Peter Brandt, with the cryptocurrency consolidating near $1.50 after recovering from its September decline. Brandt’s latest chart highlights the level as a potential breakout threshold and depicts a possible cup-and-handle formation.

XRP Consolidates Below Brandt’s $1.6572 Resistance

XRP was trading around $1.52 after recovering from August lows near $1.00. According to Brandt’s chart, The initial advance carried the cryptocurrency toward $1.70 before sellers triggered a correction that took the price to approximately $1.27 in the middle of September.

Buyers later pushed XRP back toward the $1.60–$1.65 area, bringing the market closer to the resistance marked on Brandt’s chart. The price has since settled around $1.50, forming a consolidation range that could represent the handle portion of the developing pattern.

Several upper wicks around $1.65–$1.66 indicate repeated selling pressure near the resistance zone. Brandt’s chart identifies $1.6572 as the level that XRP needs to overcome for the potential formation to gain further significance.

A sustained daily move above $1.6572 would strengthen the cup-and-handle interpretation and put the August high near $1.70 back in focus. If buying momentum continues beyond that peak, the psychological $2.00 level could become another reference point for traders.

XRP Moving Averages Provide Nearby Support

XRP’s daily chart remains above its major moving averages, with shorter-term support positioned around $1.45. A separate group of longer-term moving averages is concentrated between $1.35 and $1.40, below the current consolidation area.

Source: Brandt’s chart
The cryptocurrency has also broken above the descending trend line that constrained its price during September. That move altered the recovery structure and shifted attention toward horizontal resistance around $1.65.

XRP’s relative strength index is in neutral-to-bullish territory and remains below the heavily overbought readings seen during the August advance. Momentum is therefore positioned differently from the earlier move that took XRP from its lows toward $1.70.

$1.48–$1.50 Support Becomes Key Downside Test

Immediate support is located around $1.48–$1.50, where buyers are attempting to preserve the consolidation beneath Brandt’s resistance marker. A move below this range could bring the $1.45 area into focus, alongside the shorter-term moving average support.

A deeper decline through those levels could weaken the developing handle and expose the longer-term moving average cluster around $1.35–$1.40. For now, Brandt’s $1.6572 level remains the central breakout threshold, while $1.48–$1.50 represents the nearest support zone for XRP.


  
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Marcus Renfield covers cryptocurrency markets with a focus on onchain data, Bitcoin price action, and emerging market narratives. His writing examines how capital flows, network activity, and broader market structure influence short- and medium-term trends.

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