XRP Q4 Outlook: Key Chart Condition for Potential MoonshotXRP’s price action and on-chain whale flows suggest a short-term dip may precede a strong breakout rally in Q4 2025, potentially reaching new all-time highs.Key TakeawaysXRP recently closed below the $3 psychological level, extending a two-week correction.A market fractal pattern on the daily chart mirrors a setup from early 2025, hinting at a bullish Q4.Potential upside targets range from $4.35 to $4.85, representing a 60%–85% gain from current levels.Whale flows remain negative, indicating near-term selling pressure but approaching exhaustion.Accumulation zones likely between $2.65 and $2.33, where whales may re-enter positions.The critical breakout level is $3.85; surpassing this could trigger price discovery and a strong rally.Supportive macro factors like possible US interest rate cuts may sustain momentum.Technical Analysis DetailsMarket Fractal PatternXRP’s current daily chart structure resembles January 2025’s fractal, where price rallied to $3.40 before correcting to $1.60.The fractal suggests a similar bottoming process near a fair value gap (FVG) between $2.32 and $2.66.Filling this FVG could mark the start of a renewed expansion phase.Whale Flows and On-Chain DataLarge XRP holders (“whales”) have been selling but are nearing exhaustion of their distribution phase.The 90-day moving average of whale netflows indicates a peak in selling, historically followed by accumulation.Past whale accumulation between $2.00 and $2.50 preceded XRP’s previous rally.A similar accumulation zone may form again around $2.65–$2.33.Price Targets and OutlookShort-term dip expected before reaccumulation.Break above $3.85 is key to entering price discovery mode.Potential rally targets:$4.35 (initial target)$4.85 (extended target)Possible extension toward all-time highs if momentum sustains.SummaryXRP’s Q4 “moonshot” depends on holding key support zones near $2.33–$2.65 and breaking above $3.85 resistance. Whale behavior and fractal chart patterns support a bullish setup, though short-term volatility and dips are likely. Macro tailwinds like interest rate cuts could further fuel the rally.