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Peter Brandt Evaluates Technical Chart Patterns for Solana, Monero, and XRP

Veteran trader Peter Brandt published a weekly technical review comparing chart structures across Solana, Monero, and XRP.

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Analyst Peter Brandt released a weekly chart assessment of XRP, Monero, and Solana, focusing strictly on classical price patterns and measured moves without fundamental considerations. Brandt concluded that XRP exhibits a weaker technical structure relative to its peers due to unresolved resistance levels.

On XRP's chart, Brandt identified a cup-and-handle formation that could serve as the right shoulder of a broader inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, pointing to a conditional upside target near $2.16 on daily closes. However, he cautioned that the right shoulder appears poorly formed and emphasized that heavy overhead supply from prior trading creates substantial resistance that must be absorbed before any sustained rally.

In contrast, Brandt expressed a stronger technical preference for Monero and Solana. Monero is described as his preferred setup because it has largely cleared prior overhead supply and formed higher highs on its weekly timeframe. Solana also received positive commentary, with Brandt highlighting a cup-and-handle formation on a larger scale than the structure seen on XRP.

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