$XRP has been getting renewed attention after a recent post by crypto influencer John Squire. In a short video, he shows a figure standing on a downward trendline—at first glance it looks like a clear market decline and a signal to sell. But as the camera zooms out, that “drop” is revealed to be just a small dip within a much bigger upward climb.
Squire’s point is clear: short-term red candles don’t necessarily mean the long-term bull market is over.
XRP’s price action has been rocky lately. After hitting a new all-time high of $3.65 in July, it’s slipped and lost a few key support levels. Some traders are frustrated, especially when comparing XRP’s recent performance to other coins. Still, many—including Squire—see this as a moment to pause and re-evaluate, not to panic-sell.
I agree with the view that XRP’s fundamentals remain strong. Its technology, real-world use cases, and major partnerships continue to give it long-term value. Right now it’s sitting around $3.12, and plenty of investors are treating this as a chance to accumulate rather than exit.
Bottom line: market pullbacks are part of the bigger picture. For those of us who believe in XRP’s future, this might be less of a warning and more of an opportunity.