4 potential top trendlines for monthly log chart xrp patternXrp has some sort of bull pennant that it has been forming since the 2018 top and there are at least 4 potential top trendlines for it which I have showcased here with different colors. The green top trendline would be if the most valid pennant is an ascending triangle, the light pink line is for a cup n handle pattern, the brown trendline is jut connecting the two red wicks, and the teal trendline is there because it was able to connect 4 key wicks. The purple trendline is the top trendline of a smaller triangle inside the pennant that has a breakout target of around $12 which means once it breaks out and its getting quite close to its apex, the momentum it brings on the way to its measured move target will take us well above the highest of all these potential top trendlines causing the chain reaction of the larger pennant validating its breakout as well. This is a monthly chart timeframe of course though…so even though the inside triangle with the purple top trendline is nearing its apex that breakout from that triangle could still be very possibly 1-3 more months away. I get the feeling around the time of the automated market maker amendment being implemented(march 22nd) we could see price finally leap up out of the triangle, if so I’m expecting a very bullish april for xrp The good news is the highest price for any of these potential top trendlines currently is around $1.56-1.58 or so and is not gonna be getting any higher so once we flip that price zone to solidified support then we can look forward to validating the breakout on the big pattern, and the fact that it’s a pennant means we will have 2 targets to look for in the long run: 1 for just the flag portion and then a much higher one based on the height of the pennant’s pole. I left the price target of the poles measured move target(in neon yellow) out of the frame of this chart idea but you may be able to drag that part of the chart down into the frame with your mouse or touchscreen if trading view still lets you. The reason I left it out of the frame is because I wanted to be zoomed in close enough to the flag portion of the bull pennant itself to be able to clearly see how the candles move in the coming months whenever I pull this chart back up and click the play button. *not financial advice*
