Traders watching Stellar\u2019s 40% weekly surge are now turning their attention to XRP, asking whether the older and larger token could be next. The two assets share a long history of moving in tandem, and some analysts say the setup is starting to look familiar.<\/p>\n
Analyst Kevin Cage pointed out that while XLM<\/a> broke out after months of sideways trading, XRP has remained range-bound. Reports indicate that if momentum picks up, some traders are projecting a move toward the $1.76 to $2 range for XRP sometime in June.<\/p>\n XRP<\/a> itself posted a 2.50% gain in the past 24 hours, though it remains down 2.50% over the last seven days and about 5% over the past month. The price was last seen hovering near the $1.23 to $1.30 liquidity zone on Coinbase<\/a>\u2018s spot market.<\/p>\n $XRP<\/a> orderbook on Coinbase is still heavily skewed towards bids (nearly 7x on the large bands)<\/p>\n Now this doesn\u2019t automatically mean \u201cprice go up\u201d<\/p>\n But it does mean it\u2019s much easier to move price meaningfully up then down<\/p>\n The book is simply intentions. Early 2025 I used the large\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/VCdbjp7MLT<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Dom (@traderview2) May 28, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n\n That liquidity zone is exactly where analyst Dom\u2019s findings get interesting. According to Dom, a heatmap of Coinbase\u2019s XRP order book shows buy orders<\/a> stacked heavily below the current price, with sell orders above appearing far smaller by comparison.<\/p>\n He put the difference at roughly seven times \u2014 meaning buy-side depth dwarfs whatever selling pressure currently sits above. Dom was clear that order books reflect trader intentions and not guaranteed price outcomes, but he said the data still carries weight.<\/p>\n He pointed to a 2025 Bitcoin call where similar order book readings supported his bearish view before BTC fell around 30%. The implication is that when the data lines up, it tends to mean something.<\/p>\nWhat The Order Book Is Showing<\/h2>\n