A decisive breakout above the ascending triangle’s upper trendline typically leads the price to level at length equal to the previous uptrend’s height.
Applying this technical analysis structure to Monero’s chart reveals an upside target of around $6,600, representing an approximately 1,000% increase from the current price by 2027.
Interestingly, XMR’s breakout appears similar to Zcash’s, which led to a 1,000%-plus rally in October last year.
Last week, Zcash experienced a governance and developer crisis, marked by senior team resignations, funding uncertainty around the Electric Coin Company, and growing concerns over long-term protocol stewardship.
As a result, capital appears to be rotating toward Monero, viewed as the more battle-tested, decentralized, and operationally stable privacy network.
From a Fibonacci perspective, XMR’s 2026 upside case remains constructive even under a more conservative scenario.
The token broke above its 1.0 retracement level near $504 this week, a zone that historically acted as resistance. Now, the next major Fibonacci extension lies around the 1.618 line near $800.
As long as XMR holds above former resistance-turned-support and remains above its rising long-term EMAs, a measured advance toward the $800 region in 2026 appears technically achievable before any deeper consolidation phase sets in.
A breakout above $800 will likely enable a sustained upside momentum toward the 2.618 Fib line above the $2,000 mark.
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