2026-01-06 08:31:08

Recently, many traders have been discussing the market outlook. There's an interesting analysis approach that provides predicted directions for several major cryptocurrencies—

BTC target at 96,700, ETH aiming for 3,500, SOL around 145, XRP expected at the 2.3 level. The analysis is supported by detailed candlestick charts to back up the logic.

What is the basis for this prediction approach? Is it supported by technical resistance and support levels? Or does it analyze on-chain data? It seems many people are interested in this direction. What does everyone think about these target prices? Are they worth referencing?

Of course, when making any trading decisions, you should do your own research. These are just market opinions.

BTC0,33%

ETH1,15%

SOL2,85%

XRP-0,09%

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-09 07:16

96700, why is this number so random... feels like armchair quarterbacking Here we go again, what can a candlestick chart really explain Is ETH 3500 really possible? I think it's tough XRP this wave seems a bit weak, I don't believe it anyway Breaking new highs for BTC is highly probable, as for the others... uh This forecast feels more like a gambling guide, hilarious

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-08 12:47

96700 that level feels a bit too optimistic I’m bullish on ETH 3500, and SOL has been really strong this wave XRP 2.3? Dreaming or insider info I’ve never believed in these chart patterns; candlesticks can be deceptive Anyone can throw out numbers, but the key is whether the trading volume can support it

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degenonymous

· 01-06 09:01

97,000 is too conservative, I think we can push even higher. Where did this data come from? It feels like a random chart. If SOL really hits 145 in this wave, I'll go all in. Both technical analysis and on-chain data, talking for so long, but it's all just guesses. XRP is always just storytelling; it's time to clear out the holdings. No matter how beautiful the candlestick chart looks, it can't change the chaos in the crypto world. I still trust my instincts a bit more. Have these analysts' predictions ever been accurate? Are they real? Let's first see how the trading volume moves; charts can be deceptive.

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NftDeepBreather

· 01-06 08:59

96700 this level is a bit conservative, feels like it can go higher Both technical analysis and on-chain data, everything sounds plausible SOL 145, I feel like it's a bit risky If XRP really hits 2.3, I need to reflect on how I’m so bad Just because the chart looks good, should I trust it? I've seen this trick too many times ETH 3500, what kind of target is that? I'm waiting to see

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-06 08:40

I've seen the number 96700 several times. Every time they say it's almost there, but what’s the result? Did EOE's team predict accurately? I can't tell. If XRP 2.3 could really reach, I would have gone all in already, haha. Technical support? On-chain data? Sounds nice, but it's still just luck. These kinds of predictions are just for fun, don't take them seriously, everyone.

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HodlAndChill

· 01-06 08:36

I think the 96,700 level looks a bit shaky; it feels too precise a prediction, which seems suspicious. XRP at 2.3 is indeed teetering there, but who knows. This kind of chart analysis looks impressive, but it's actually all post hoc reasoning. Whether SOL can hold steady at 145 is the key right now. ETH aiming for 3500... Let's see if it can break 3200 first.

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AltcoinMarathoner

· 01-06 08:32

yeah honestly these price targets feel like mile 15 in the marathon – we're past the hype sprint but fundamentals still matter way more than ta

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