
XRP Price Trades Below $1.40, Can It Stabilize And Rebound?
XRP price dips below $1.40, facing resistance at $1.3980. Can it rebound?

Bitcoin's valuation against gold has reached a historic low, indicating potential market bottoms. Analyst Michael van de Poppe predicts Bitcoin could reach new all-time highs by late 2026.
Bitcoin’s valuation against gold has dropped to one of its lowest levels on record — a signal that, historically, has shown up near major market bottoms.
That’s one of the key observations from crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe, who believes Bitcoin is building toward new all-time highs before the year is out.
Van de Poppe points to the relationship between Bitcoin and gold as a telling sign. When gold rallies hard, Bitcoin often lags. But once gold peaks, Bitcoin has tended to catch up — and then some. That rotation, he argues, may already be in motion.
His broader case rests on more than just one metric. The Sharpe ratio — a measure of return relative to risk — is currently sitting at levels that mirror past bear market floors: 2015, 2018, and 2022.
Each of those periods was followed by significant price recoveries. Based on that pattern, van de Poppe believes Bitcoin is undervalued right now and offers a strong risk-reward setup for long-term investors.
Short-term dips, he said, remain possible. But the overall structure of the market, in his view, points higher.
Bitcoin recently hit a 12-week high before pulling back. It is now working to hold above the $77,000 mark. According to van de Poppe, $79,000 is the critical resistance line.
A clean break above it would open the door to a move between $86,000 and $95,000. From there, $110,000 becomes the next target over a six-month window.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $76,049. Chart: TradingView
On the downside, $73,500 is the level to watch. If that support holds, the uptrend stays intact. If it breaks, a deeper retest could come before any renewed push higher.
Data shows that Bitcoin dropped close to $60,000 back in February before snapping back sharply — a move that caught many traders off guard. That kind of recovery against bearish sentiment is not unusual in past cycles, reports note.
Bitcoin's low valuation against gold suggests it may be near a major market bottom, historically a signal for potential recovery.
Michael van de Poppe is a crypto analyst who predicts that Bitcoin could achieve new all-time highs by late 2026.
The Sharpe ratio, currently at levels seen during past bear market floors, indicates a favorable risk-return profile for Bitcoin, suggesting potential for recovery.

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The long-range call is the one drawing the most attention. Van de Poppe sees Bitcoin reaching between $150,000 and $160,000 by late 2026 — a level that would represent new all-time high territory.
He bases that projection on historical cycle behavior, which has shown 30% to 50% gains within three months of a confirmed low.
Whether that bottom is already in remains an open question. But for van de Poppe, the signals are stacking up in one direction.
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