A long-term market cycle theory shared by crypto enthusiast Gina suggests that XRP may be experiencing the final phase of its ongoing downward trend.
Through a post on X, Gina asserted that XRP is undergoing its “final leg down,” emphasizing that its cycle has stayed consistent over the past ten years. This assertion stems from an attached chart illustrating recurring phases of roughly 1,064 days of gains followed by 365 days of losses.
Rather than mapping XRP’s specific price history, the chart follows historical price cycles for Bitcoin, which Gina applied to reinforce her perspective on the wider market cycle for XRP. “XRP cycle has never broken in a decade,” Gina stated.
THIS IS THE FINAL LEG DOWN.$XRP cycle has never broken in a decade.
1,064 days up. 365 days down.
Same cycle, every time.$XRP pic.twitter.com/4pRbIkwr0Y
— Gina (@Gina_XRP) October 13, 2026
Chart Shows Potential Recovery Toward 2029
The visual shared in Gina’s post places the current cycle near 2026, indicating a forecasted drop prior to a subsequent prolonged bull run. The trajectory points toward the $175,000 zone by approximately 2030, aligning with Bitcoin’s pricing scale rather than serving as an XRP price prediction.
Gina’s update lacks an independent XRP-focused chart or technical indicators tailored to XRP, leaning instead on the repeating cycle structure illustrated in the Bitcoin chart.
Community Member Questions the Chart
The publication also prompted a correction from Michael Ufferman, who pointed out that the graphic featured by Gina depicts Bitcoin instead of XRP.
“FYI…the chart you are showing is the BTC chart,” Ufferman remarked.
His remark highlights a key difference between relying on Bitcoin’s past cycles as a proxy and proving that XRP itself adheres to the exact same behavior. While Gina’s argument targets XRP directly, the visual proof provided illustrates Bitcoin’s prior cycles.
A separate user, Robert Mutch, directed attention toward present market conditions for XRP rather than the cycle analysis. Mutch pointed out that XRP’s price action continues to be mostly flat, arguing that an increase to $3 or $4 would fall short of broader market desires.
“Until there is Clarity and adoption, only then will we see what we all are interested in,” Mutch wrote.
Ultimately, Gina’s message highlights the theory that XRP has arrived at the concluding phase of its current slump. Concurrently, community reactions bring attention to debates surrounding the underlying chart and the catalysts required for more substantial price momentum in XRP.