Every XRP price prediction this month starts from the same question: will buyers defend the dip? XRP slid 22.5% from its $1.65 high on September 23, and on October 16 it slipped under $1.30. Binance traders answered within hours, placing over $184 million in buy orders, per TokenPost.
Buyers this quick usually know their history. XRP started 2017 under one cent and reached $3.84 by January 2018, and the biggest winners were the ones who bought earliest. The same lesson sits behind Pepeto, a meme coin presale that has pulled in over $11.1 million while its exchange and token scanner already work.
Traders saw value under $1.30 and moved fast. Market buy orders on Binance's futures market topped $184 million within hours of the drop, per CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost. The busiest hour alone brought in $73 million, while Bybit saw about $1 million and OKX just $451,000.
The Crypto Basic counted the same totals and noted a quick rebound to $1.34. Nearly all of that buying landed on one exchange, which points to large players rather than a scattered crowd. Smaller buyers want the same low entry, but in new tokens, buying low carries a risk XRP does not have.
An XRP dip is safe to buy because XRP can always be sold. Some new tokens can be bought but never sold, a trap that keeps many smaller buyers away from coins with room to grow. Pepeto was built to remove it, with a live scanner that reads a token's code before any money moves.

The trap has a name, the honeypot. Pepeto's scanner runs 42 checks on every scan, looking for hidden owners, mint functions, taxes that can change and trading pools that are not locked. It then tests a real buy and a real sell on a copy of the chain. In one example, a token scored 6 out of 100, failed the sell test, and the trade was stopped.
Each result is a score from 0 to 100 with a plain verdict, so nobody has to read code. Tokens with critical flags are blocked by default. The check runs before every trade inside PepetoSwap, Pepeto's own exchange, where swaps cost 0.00% plus network gas.
That is the product, and the token is the other half. The presale price is $0.00000019, it rises at each new stage, and analysts project 1000x after listing. For anyone who liked the Binance dip buyers' move, buying low with the risk checked first, Pepeto is the most direct way to do it.
Yes, XRP can reach $1.60 this month, but it first has to break $1.40. It trades at $1.33, up 1.86% in a day, per CoinMarketCap.
Today, XRP is working to win back $1.34, the 100 day average, with $1.30 as the floor below, per FXStreet. Above that, the 200 day average sits at $1.37 to $1.38, then $1.40. RSI reads 40, so sellers still hold a slight edge.
This week, a close above $1.40 opens $1.42, the first target from crypto.news. This month, the same outlet sees $1.60, with resistance at $1.56 and $1.58 on the way. If $1.25 breaks, $1.17 comes next.
Reaching $1.60 would pay about 20%, a good month for a coin worth billions. Good, but measured in percent, while a presale is measured in multiples.
The XRP price prediction for this month tops out near $1.60, about 20% above today. XRP's biggest gains came long before that, when it traded under one cent in 2017 and hit $3.84 by January 2018. A $100 buy back then was worth about $38,400 at the top, per All About XRP.
Pepeto is at that early point now, with over $11.1 million raised and no listing yet. At the presale price, $100 buys about 526 million tokens, which would be worth $100,000 if the 1000x call lands. The current stage is open on the Pepeto official website, and buyers who join before it ends hold that first price on listing day.
Buy Pepeto at its presale price before the next stage

The XRP price prediction for October 2026 is $1.60 if XRP breaks $1.40, per crypto.news. It trades near $1.33 now, with $1.25 as the key floor.
No, because XRP targets about 20% this month, while analysts project 1000x for Pepeto after listing. That bigger target belongs to buyers at the presale stages on the Pepeto official website.