JayDee Analysis Points to XRP on Expansion Trajectory Amid Bitcoin Dominance Decline

A widely followed market strategist on crypto-focused social networks has presented a bullish thesis for XRP, suggesting that the current technical setup could “retire previous highs” of appreciation. The researcher known as JayDee mapped a hidden bullish divergence on the monthly timeframe, combined with a retest of a seven-year trendline acting as a long-term support. According to his technical assessment, if Bitcoin’s market share decreases significantly, XRP could trigger its next major expansion phase, pushing prices toward a profit-taking zone he calls the “green box.”

Technical Structure: Bullish Divergence and Long-Term Support Validation

JayDee’s analysis reveals an upward trendline dating back approximately seven years (since around 2019), during which XRP formed successive higher support levels, interspersed with pullbacks and gains over the period. Recently, the asset retested this historic trendline as a support area.

In this technical context, the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicates a hidden bullish divergence. This pattern occurs when the market’s low forms a higher low while the RSI shows a lower low, suggesting underlying strength despite seemingly weak signals on the chart. For JayDee, this combination of structural support validated by a positive technical indicator creates a solid foundation for a subsequent upward move.

Price Projection and Capitalization Scenario

According to JayDee’s outlook, if the current cycle unfolds as projected, the transformation would be significant. He estimates XRP’s market capitalization could reach around $325 billion. With the current market cap at $88.89 billion, this would represent an approximate 3.7x gain for the asset.

A market cap at that level would imply a price above $5.32 per XRP, based on the circulating supply of roughly 61.34 billion tokens. XRP is currently trading at $1.45, up 3.42% in the last 24 hours. Compared to this, the target price would be 267% higher than current levels.

Bitcoin Dominance as a Trigger Variable

JayDee emphasizes that his profit-taking target will be activated when Bitcoin’s dominance begins its structural decline. The thesis aligns with broader crypto community perspectives, which suggest that a significant reduction in Bitcoin’s market share could trigger a major liquidity rotation into higher-cap altcoins.

Analysts like Dark Defender draw parallels with the 2017 cycle, when Bitcoin’s dominance fell from about 95% to around 37%. During that period, XRP surged over 70,000%, from $0.0055 to $3.84. In the current cycle, XRP has already gained more than 600%, from $0.49 to its recent high near $3.65. However, Bitcoin’s dominance has not yet experienced a comparable structural break.

Risk Scenarios and Accumulation Opportunities

JayDee also signals an alternative lower “pink box” scenario, previously described by the analyst as a “calculated collapse” — a strong pullback that would serve as the next major accumulation opportunity for the next bull cycle. An important element in his analysis is that even if XRP first retreats to this pink zone, the hidden bullish divergence on the monthly timeframe will remain active.

In summary, JayDee foresees two paths: an immediate continuation toward the main bullish targets, or a final corrective move before a multi-year expansion. Bitcoin’s dominance emerges as the key macro variable that will determine which trajectory unfolds.

Historical Perspective and Altcoin Rotation Horizon

JayDee’s considerations align with broader community assessments. Analysts suggest that if Bitcoin’s dominance weakens significantly by 2026, capital rotation into large-cap tokens like XRP could drive a second wave of appreciation comparable to previous cycles.

For now, XRP is roughly 60% below its 2025 high near $3.65. As Bitcoin’s dominance becomes a decisive variable in the markets, interested participants are closely monitoring whether the anticipated altcoin rotation will finally materialize in the coming periods.