XRP Price Prediction: Ali Martinez Targets $60 if XRP Clears $3.66

XRP trades near $1.57 as Ali Martinez’s long-term chart points to $60, but only if XRP first secures a monthly close above $3.66.

XRP Price Prediction: Ali Martinez Targets $60 if XRP Clears $3.66

XRP is trading near $1.57, while one of the market’s most aggressive long-term technical targets remains far above the current price.

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez has outlined a potential path toward $60, based on a long-running ascending triangle on XRP’s monthly chart. But the important number is not $60 itself. Martinez says XRP first needs a monthly close above $3.66 before that larger breakout scenario becomes valid.

His analysis, originally shared on X, treats $3.66 as the confirmation level.

That makes the $60 call highly conditional rather than a near-term forecast.

XRP Still Has a Long Way to Go Before $3.66

At around $1.57, XRP would need to rise roughly 133% just to reach Martinez’s breakout threshold.

That is still meaningful progress from early September, when we first examined Martinez’s $60 XRP target and XRP was trading closer to $1.42.

The more immediate challenge is much lower.

XRP has recently tested the $1.60-$1.66 region but has struggled to hold above it. Our latest XRP price analysis identified that area as the first important resistance zone.

Martinez’s $60 scenario only becomes relevant after XRP secures a monthly close above $3.66.
Martinez’s $60 scenario only becomes relevant after XRP secures a monthly close above $3.66.

$2 Matters Before $60

Martinez has also published a much nearer-term setup targeting roughly $2 if XRP breaks decisively above the $1.57-$1.60 area.

Coinpaper recently examined what needs to happen before that $2 target works.

That creates a more realistic sequence for traders:

XRP levelSignificance
$1.57-$1.60Immediate resistance
$2.00Near-term bullish target
$3.66Long-term breakout trigger
$9.49-$31.87Higher technical extensions
~$60Final measured target

A move to $60 would imply an XRP valuation in the trillions of dollars, so it should be treated as an extreme long-term scenario rather than an expected next move.