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XRP Eyes Higher Levels If It Repeats Last Weekend Run

XRP Eyes Higher Levels If It Repeats Last Weekend Run

CryptoNewsNetCryptoNewsNet2026/09/26 18:42
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XRP Eyes Higher Levels If It Repeats Last Weekend Run

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$XRP enters the weekend near $1.54 after last week’s double-digit rebound, with a repeat of that move mathematically pointing toward the $1.76-$1.81 range.

$XRP is entering another weekend near $1.54 after the previous weekend was followed by a sharp multi-day recovery that carried the cryptocurrency above $1.60. Historical price data shows that the latest setup begins from a considerably higher level than last Saturday.

$XRP was trading at approximately $1.54 on Saturday, September 26, according to CoinMarketCap. The asset had a market capitalization of about $96.85 billion, while 24-hour trading volume stood at $6.73 billion, up roughly 40.5% over the preceding day. Its 24-hour trading range extended from approximately $1.54 to $1.62.

XRP Eyes Higher Levels If It Repeats Last Weekend Run image 2 $XRP entered the September 26 weekend near $1.54, after the previous weekend’s move from a $1.3695 Sunday low to a $1.6071 Tuesday high, a gain of about 17.3%. A mathematically similar increase from $1.54 would place $XRP near $1.81, while a 14% repeat would put it around $1.76. These are historical comparisons, not price forecasts. Source: CoinMarketCap and Investing.com | Chart: The Crypto Basic.

$XRP Rose Sharply After Last Weekend

Historical data shows that $XRP closed at approximately $1.4103 on Saturday, September 19, after trading between $1.3954 and $1.4529 during the session. The cryptocurrency subsequently fell as low as $1.3695 on Sunday, September 20, before momentum shifted higher.

On Monday, September 21, $XRP climbed 8.9%, closing at approximately $1.5363 after reaching an intraday high of $1.5731. The advance continued on Tuesday, when $XRP traded as high as $1.6071 and ended the session around $1.5725.

From Sunday’s $1.3695 low to Tuesday’s $1.6071 high, $XRP gained approximately 17.3%. Measured from Saturday’s $1.4103 close to Tuesday’s peak, the increase was approximately 14%.

The rally briefly extended further on Wednesday, September 23, when $XRP reached approximately $1.6556, although it subsequently closed lower at $1.5011.

Current Weekend Starts From a Higher Base

The present weekend differs from the previous one in price terms. $XRP currently trades around $1.54, compared with roughly $1.41 at the previous Saturday close and the subsequent $1.37 Sunday low.

Current CoinMarketCap data also shows $XRP already tested $1.62 within the latest 24-hour period, placing that area back in focus as an immediate overhead price level.

Last weekend’s price sequence demonstrates that $XRP recorded a double-digit move over the following several sessions. It does not establish that the same weekend-to-weekday pattern will repeat. The measurable factors heading into the current weekend are $XRP’s approximately $1.54 price, $1.62 recent high, and elevated $6.73 billion in 24-hour trading volume.

If $XRP repeats last weekend’s move from its current price near $1.54:

  • A 14% increase would put $XRP at about $1.76.
  • A 17.3% increase would put $XRP at about $1.81.

So, based purely on the size of last weekend’s rally, the comparable range would be roughly $1.76 to $1.81.

This is a mathematical comparison with the previous move, not a price forecast.

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