Which Crypto Has the Best Chart? Peter Brandt Compares XRP, Monero and Solana

Veteran trader Peter Brandt recently published a weekly chart comparison of XRP, Monero, and Solana. He judged each asset purely on classical price patterns and measured moves.

His verdict places XRP behind its peers, and the reasons show how chart structure separates strong setups from weak ones.

How Brandt's Chart Comparison Treats XRP

Brandt's chart comparison is a price-only technical review of three assets on weekly charts. It sets fundamentals aside and relies on classical patterns and measured moves. His core message is simple: chart structures evolve, targets are not sacred, and relative strength varies widely across assets.

For XRP, Brandt identifies a cup-and-handle formation. That pattern is a rounded base followed by a small pullback, and traders often read it as a continuation signal.

On a larger timeframe, it may form the right shoulder of a broader inverted head-and-shoulders pattern. A measured move from an inverted head-and-shoulders, based on daily closes, gives an upside objective near $2.16. He qualifies that target right away, because the right shoulder looks poorly formed and abbreviated.

XRP also faces heavy overhead supply, which means layers of prior trading that create resistance. Brandt calls this congestion a clear technical negative. Price must absorb it before any sustained advance can begin. Until then, the $2.16 objective stays a conditional target rather than a forecast.