XRP, Pi Coin and Pepe Price Predictions: XRP may break through $5 before the end of the year, Pi Coin's trend is precarious.

On September 22, the market fell by 4%, and the total market capitalization of crypto assets dropped below $4 trillion, negatively impacting price predictions for XRP, Pi Coin, and Pepe. Ethereum and Solana were the main losers, falling by 6% and 7% respectively. However, analysts believe that this decline has laid a good foundation for a rebound in the coming days, especially for XRP and Pepe, which are expected to rebound strongly later this week.

XRP: Bullish Fundamentals and ETF Will Drive It to New Highs

Today, the price of XRP fell by 5.5% to $2.82, marking a 7% drop over the past week and an 8% drop over the past month. One of the main reasons for today's decline is leverage, or rather a wave of liquidations triggered by high leverage levels. Despite the impact, XRP has still risen by 370% over the past year, highlighting its strong medium to long-term momentum. This momentum comes from Ripple's robust growth in cross-border payment services, with the company recently signing new partnerships and expanding into new regions.

Against this backdrop, XRP's performance has fallen short of expectations, with indicators showing that the price has fallen back into the oversold territory, just as signs of recovery were emerging last week. Its RSI (yellow) has fallen below 50, and the MACD is also about to turn negative again.

Given that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is very likely to approve multiple XRP ETFs in the coming weeks, now may be an excellent time to buy XRP. Its price is expected to return to $3 in the second half of October, and the approval of the ETFs could push it to $4 in November, with a potential breakthrough of $5 before the end of the year.

Pi Network: The popular token continues to face a terminal fall

Currently, the price forecast for Pi looks very pessimistic, especially after a fall of 18% in the past 24 hours. The current price is $0.2887, down 20% over the past month, and it has fallen 90% since reaching its historical high of $2.99 at the end of February (shortly after its launch).

From its chart, Pi's trend indicates that it may be experiencing a terminal decline. Aside from a brief rebound in late May, its price has been steadily falling since late February, and it currently appears likely to break below the bottom of its trading channel. This would be extremely bearish and could trigger further sell-offs and declines.

The recent fall of Pi is particularly concerning, as it comes after the Pi Network developers have worked to enhance its utility. Despite the release of the Linux version of Pi Node, the simplified development Pi App Studio, and a $200 million venture capital fund, these efforts have not truly salvaged the price of the token.

Perhaps the only thing that can save the Pi price is the listing on other mainstream Crypto Assets exchanges. In this case, its price may return to 1 dollar or even 2 dollars in the last month of this year, otherwise it may fall further.

Pepe: Whale Accumulation Indicates Strong Rebound in Q4

PEPE is currently trading at $0.0000059762, which represents a 7.5% fall over the past day and a 14% decline over the past month. However, PEPE has also risen by 18% over the past year; although this increase is relatively moderate for crypto assets, it could indicate the potential for greater gains in the future.

As shown in its chart, PEPE is currently falling into the oversold range after showing signs of rebound last week. This may be disappointing, but we could see PEPE's price rebound when its indicators hit the bottom. For instance, its RSI has just dropped below 40 and may be heading towards 30 or lower; once it reaches these levels, its price could rebound.

Given that whales have been accumulating this meme token in large quantities over the past week, PEPE should rebound soon. Its price may return to $0.000010 over the weekend, then rise to $0.000020 in November, and reach $0.000050 by the end of the year.

Conclusion

The market correction on that day had drastically different impacts on XRP, Pi Coin, and Pepe, reflecting the complexity of how Crypto Assets are driven by different fundamentals. The price drop of XRP was primarily due to macro market factors and short-term leveraged liquidations, while its strong institutional support and potential ETF approval keep its long-term outlook robust. In contrast, Pi's predicament mainly stems from its own fundamentals; despite the developers' efforts to improve, its lack of listings on major exchanges keeps its price on a dangerous "terminal fall" trajectory. For Pepe, the short-term price decline is viewed as a healthy correction, providing an opportunity for "whales" to accumulate, and its future rebound will depend more on sentiment and the behavior of large holders. These examples collectively illustrate that in the Crypto market, every price fluctuation has its unique driving factors, and investors must go beyond daily ups and downs to deeply analyze each asset's specific fundamentals and technical outlook.