There is a very interesting conversation happening among XRP traders right now. Some analysts are pointing out that the coin might be repeating that explosive pattern from 2017, and this has generated a lot of optimism here.

CryptoBull started this story, saying when is XRP expected to rise anyway? According to him, if it maintains that 2017 structure, it could reach $10-$11 soon. But then Remi Relief went further and said his conservative target is much more aggressive: between $1,200 and $1,700 in this cycle. Yes, you read that right.

Their logic is simple: XRP is consolidating in a tight range, and when it breaks this resistance, it could explode just like in 2017. No slow and gradual rise — we’re talking about a vertical move indeed.

Currently, XRP is trading around $1.44, so still well below these projections. But look, the current market capitalization is at $88.66 billion. A move to $10 would mean something like $610 billion in market cap. And the four-digit targets? Those are astronomical numbers that seem quite unlikely from a total market cap perspective.

The most interesting thing is: when is this rally really expected to happen? No one knows for sure. But there are many bullish traders watching these analyses and waiting for any signal that resembles 2017. Meanwhile, the community keeps an eye on when XRP might actually go up, because these predictions generate a lot of FOMO. Whatever the outcome, the sentiment among traders is definitely ultra-optimistic for now.