XRP to $6? Popular Trader Reveals Ultra-Bullish Price Outlook

Transaction fees are a major concern when sending cryptocurrency. Each transaction incurs a fee that is received by the miner, and that translates to paying hefty amounts for large organizations that regularly deal with large transactions.

Transaction batching is a method invented for such scenarios. The method treats multiple transactions as one to improve scalability and reduce costs. The feature may soon arrive on Tron, thanks to a newly submitted proposal.

The proposal was submitted by blockchain infrastructure provider Boosty Labs to the CTDG Dev Hub. The proposal is the first fruit of this effort. If passed, it can give Tron, an ecosystem home to many exchanges, payment processors and one of the highest-volume USDT markets, a native batching solution. Let’s take a deep dive into how transaction batching works, what sets the proposal’s approach apart from previous methods and how its arrival can transform the Tron ecosystem.

What is transaction batching?

The method works by taking some of the burden away from the main chain. It collects transactions offchain until they reach a certain number. These individual transactions are then bundled together and submitted onchain as one unified transaction.

The idea of batching transactions has been around for a while. Bitcoin’s widely used layer-2 protocol, Lightning Network, and most Ethereum L2 solutions employ similar principles.

Batching will introduce an intermediary processing layer on Tron to gather and verify transactions before submitting them onchain. Here are the four main steps:

• First, transactions are collected and processed offchain; after they’re grouped and checked, they’re compressed into a single batch.

• Second, that batch is assembled into one unit with cryptographic proofs, so every transaction inside can be validated.

• Third, only the batch itself is sent to the Tron mainnet, which mainly handles final checks and updates as the settlement layer.

• Finally, the Tron blockchain confirms the batch and writes it permanently to the chain.

Crypto analyst Charting Guy (@ChartingGuy) is mapping out a sharply asymmetric setup for XRP, arguing that the token is locked in a textbook Wyckoff reaccumulation and is “still NOT bearish in the slightest” despite a year of range-bound trading.

Why XRP Is Still Not Bearish

His work is based on XRP/USD Bitstamp charts posted on X on 27 November 2025. On the weekly view, XRP trades around $2.23 after an 8–9% gain on the week, consolidating below the 2025 peak at approximately $3.317, which he marks as the 1.0 Fibonacci level. The retracement is drawn from the cycle low near $0.11400 up to that high, producing a ladder of levels that structure the entire thesis.

Key Fibonacci levels include 0.5 at about $0.61495, 0.618 at $0.91531, 0.702 just above $1.20 and, crucially, 0.786 at $1.61246. A broad highlighted band covers the prior 2021 high zone and this 0.786 cluster, roughly from the mid-$1s into the low-$2s. Charting Guy describes this as XRP “building support on prior cycle high as well as top of golden pocket,” referring to the 0.618–0.786 retracement area.

Above the 2025 high, he plots classic Fibonacci extensions: 1.272 at about $8.29661, 1.414 around $13.38940 and 1.618 near $26.63038. His immediate scenario, however, stops short of those levels, projecting a move toward roughly $7.50.

XRP Price Roadmap For 2026

The detailed roadmap appears on a two-day XRP/USD chart overlaid with a Wyckoff schematic. The structure begins with a Preliminarily Supply (PSY) phase and a Buying Climax (BC) into the low-$3 zone, followed by a Secondary Test (ST) and an Automatic Reaction (AR) that defines the lower boundary of the range. Horizontal lines mark that floor near $1.61184, an intermediate band around $1.95, resistance at approximately $2.90 and the upper ceiling just above $3.30.

During mid-2025, XRP prints an “UT Phase B” upthrust into that $3+ resistance before rolling into a downward-sloping channel. The upper boundary of this channel, labeled “CREEK,” connects a series of lower highs, while the lower boundary guides price back toward the $1.61–1.70 support.

In the scenario path, XRP spikes down to test the blue horizontal at $1.61184. This move is annotated as the “SPRING” — Wyckoff’s final shakeout below range support. Price then rebounds to retake the $1.95 area, marked “TEST,” and establishes a higher low between roughly $2.00 and $2.20 as the first “LPS” (Last Point of Support).

From there, the schematic shows a decisive break of the descending “CREEK” trendline, the “JATC” or “Jump Across The Creek,” as XRP accelerates from around $2.20–2.30 through the $2.90 resistance. That breakout is followed by a “SOS” (Sign of Strength) above the former ceiling, with another LPS holding around the $2.90 region and confirming the flip of resistance into support.

The right edge of the 2D chart then projects a steep markup phase. XRP rallies from roughly $3.00 to just above $7.50 before stalling, even though it remains below the 1.272 weekly extension at $8.29661.

Alongside the charts, Charting Guy pushes back against bearish momentum narratives centered on the monthly RSI. He notes that the RSI peak occurred in January 2025 and “lost momentum ALL 2025 while XRP stayed sideways in a range and held its own,” calling this “a very textbook reaccumulation signal where indicators lose steam to reset and price stays stable.”

The technical message is unambiguous: as long as the $1.61–1.70 band holds, Charting Guy views XRP’s extended consolidation as preparation, not distribution—anticipating a final flush below $1.70, followed by a Wyckoff-style breakout sequence toward approximately $7.50.

At press time, XRP traded at $2.23.

The crypto market is entering a volatile final month of the year. While many strong projects are falling due to wider macro pressure, a few altcoins are showing deeper, structural problems that point to long-term decline rather than temporary weakness.

Analyst AltcoinBuzz has pointed out that two tokens continue to show shrinking user activity, weak use cases, regulatory troubles and worrying tokenomics. On the surface they may look fine on some days, but the underlying data signals a downward trend that investors should not ignore.

Internet Computer : Big Promises, Weak Delivery

ICP launched in May 2021 with a huge dream: creating a decentralized version of the internet where apps, smart contracts and data could run entirely on chain. At first, this sounded revolutionary, but the excitement didn’t last.

The token collapsed almost immediately after launch, dropping nearly 80% in just six weeks. Many investors believed insiders sold early, and though the lawsuit around this claim was dismissed, trust in the project never recovered. Today, ICP sits nearly 99% below its all-time high.

Technical issues have also held the project back. Developers say the network has strict instruction limits, memory caps and scaling problems.

These challenges are visible in its adoption numbers. ICP averages only around 4,800 daily users, extremely low for a project that once claimed it could replace cloud computing. Combined with an unlimited token supply, ICP continues to lose momentum.

Worldcoin : Innovation Turning Into Controversy

Worldcoin, backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman, aims to build a global digital identity system using iris-scanning Orbs. In exchange for scanning their eyes, users receive WLD tokens. But instead of global acceptance, the project is facing global resistance.

Countries including Spain, Germany, Kenya, Portugal, Brazil, Hong Kong, Indonesia and South Korea have banned or restricted Worldcoin due to privacy and ethical concerns. 

Another weakness is the token’s long unlock schedule. With only 23% of the supply in circulation and unlocks continuing until 2038, constant new supply could pressure the price for years. WLD is already down about 74% over the last year, even before the wider market slowdown.

Worldcoin has more daily users than ICP, but regulatory pressure, privacy fears and long-term token dilution are creating a difficult path forward.

XRP is showing great numbers as its weekly gains on the cryptocurrency market have surpassed those of Bitcoin and Cardano . The altcoin has shown resilience as it stayed above the $2 level despite the volatility in the broader crypto space.

XRP price tailwind

According to CoinMarketCap data, the XRP price over the last seven days has soared by 18.46% as it continues its push for higher values. Notably, despite this gain, the coin is yet to meet investors’ expectations of regaining the $3 target, from where it slipped following the crypto market crash in October.

However, the gain is significant enough to outshine the flagship crypto asset, Bitcoin. Week-to-date, Bitcoin has managed a 13.01% climb, which is 5% less than XRP’s gain. Similarly, Cardano’s performance was single-digit growth at 8.47%.XRP Weekly Price Chart | Source: CoinMarketCap">

XRP’s outstanding performance suggests the asset has stronger momentum than BTC and ADA in the last week of trading. The coin has demonstrated more potential to rebound from the recent fluctuations it experienced.

However, there is a twist to this rally for XRP. Investors have remained cautious and refused to actively engage in trading the coin on shorter time frames. As of press time, trading volume has declined by 20.33% and stands at $3 billion.

If market participants continue to stay away from transacting the coin and volume does not flip green, XRP might lose its momentum. Notably, for XRP’s price to continue on a bullish trajectory, demand for the coin needs to spike.

In light of low demand and to maintain price gains, the community had to employ the burn mechanism to reduce the circulating supply. The deflationary rate jumped by over 31% as the community was determined to halt the sell-off of XRP.

Technical outlook points to potential $3 breakout

Meanwhile, technical data indicates that XRP could be prepping for an over 13% rally as the chart setup signals upside potential. 

The Bollinger Bands show that XRP has been stuck in the midbands, with XRP appearing unwilling to break out just yet. The coin is, however, directly under a possible seasonal breakout that could push prices closer to the $3 level.

In the broader crypto space, XRP recently made the list of the most popular tokens on the market. Kraken listed it in third place behind Bitcoin and Ethereum in a five-asset list. 

BNB Chain and Solana completed the short list of the most popular assets, according to Kraken’s data.

Uzbekistan is moving to bring stablecoins into its formal payment system, starting with a tightly controlled development sandbox, according to local media.

According to a Friday report by local news outlet Kun, Uzbekistan’s new stablecoin regulatory framework will come into force on Jan. 1, 2026. The new law, signed on Nov. 27, establishes a regulatory sandbox under the purview of the National Agency for Perspective Projects, together with the central bank.

Pilot projects are expected to be implemented to develop a stablecoin-based payment system operating on distributed ledger technology. Starting next year, Uzbekistan-based entities will reportedly be allowed to issue tokenized shares and bonds, and a separate trading platform will be created on licensed stock exchanges for those new assets.

The news follows Uzbekistan’s central bank Chairman Timur Ishmetov announcing in September that studies on digital currencies are underway. At the time, he said crypto activities “should be done under strict control, as it will have a serious impact on monetary policy.”

CBDCs also on the table

Ishmetov also mentioned central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), but not in their retail form. He explained that “such a currency would not be used in people’s daily lives, but mainly to speed up settlements between commercial or central banks.

November was a rocky month for crypto markets. Bitcoin’s price is down over 20%, shedding almost $2 trillion in market capitalization.

Concerns over possible rate cuts at the US Federal Reserve and the potential for an imminent AI bubble burst have brought anxiety to crypto and stock markets. Bearish sentiment prevails after Bitcoin showed a “death cross” when the 50-day simple moving average crossed below the 200-day equivalent on Nov. 15.

According to data from Trading Economics, global inflation slowed in November among major world economies. Seventeen members of the G20 experienced lower inflation on the month, part of a growing global trend.

Around the globe, regulators are grappling with how cryptocurrencies should be taxed as adoption continues. Seven countries are updating their crypto tax policies.

Here’s November by the numbers:

Seven countries mull new rules for crypto taxes

The taxman cometh. Crypto adoption is increasing at institutional levels, and now regulators have no choice but to decide how and whether certain types of digital assets can be taxed.