Analyst: I Haven’t Seen Any $1000 XRP Callers the Past Few Days

Crypto analyst ChartNerd has questioned the recent lack of $1,000 XRP price predictions, noting that accounts that regularly make extremely bullish forecasts appear less active in recent days.

“I haven’t seen any $1000 $XRP callers out and about the past few days,” ChartNerd wrote. “Feels quite eerie. Can you come back?”

The post focused on the change in tone among XRP commentators rather than presenting a new price target or technical forecast. ChartNerd’s comment also reflected the contrast between periods when aggressive XRP predictions receive frequent attention and the quieter activity the analyst has noticed recently.

Commenters Offer Different Views on XRP’s Price Potential

“I agree! They always disappear. But once we hit 1.52, someone will post; we are BACK lol,” Nighthawk wrote.

“They’ve been calling $1,000 every year for God knows how many years,” Takashi Eikichi stated, adding that the predictions amount to “nonstop yapping.”

Other Commenters Set More Moderate Targets

“Can we get to 4 bucks first,” DocRich wrote. “Then may double digits. 1000 is not happening anytime soon.”

The comment separates near-term price expectations from the much larger $1,000 target. Instead of dismissing the possibility of higher prices altogether, DocRich suggested that XRP would need to reach intermediate levels before the market could reasonably consider double-digit valuations.

“Yeah it’s going to $1000 in the next 10-15 years at least,” Secret Foundation wrote, while adding that XRP could realistically finish the month above $1.60.

ChartNerd’s original post therefore prompted a range of responses, from skepticism about repeated $1,000 predictions to expectations for XRP to eventually reach substantially higher levels. For now, the discussion remains centered on differing price expectations and the changing activity of XRP’s most bullish commentators.