Bitcoin, XRP and Cardano all moved higher as on-chain activity intensified around key price levels, according to market analyst Ali Charts, who shared the observations in a post on X. Bitcoin climbed from around $81,200 to an intraday high of $83,407, XRP gained 5.10% to $1.32, and Cardano rose 5.51% toward $0.23. The analyst linked the rebounds to rising Bitcoin exchange inflows, a surge in XRP Ledger transaction volume and an uptick in large Cardano transactions, and then outlined immediate price targets for Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP. On-chain readings of this kind are among the tools analysts use to observe how large market participants behave around sharp price moves.

Bitcoin Exchange Inflows Jump as Price Reaches $83,407

According to Ali Charts, Bitcoin exchange inflows surged from approximately 7,682 BTC to 25,124 BTC during the rebound. Exchange inflows measure the amount of Bitcoin moved into exchange-controlled wallets, a widely watched metric since shifts of coins into exchange custody are often scrutinized for clues about how large holders are positioning. The inflow spike coincided with Bitcoin's sharp upward move from around $81,200 to an intraday high of $83,407.

Notably, the analyst highlighted the timing of the on-chain activity and questioned whether large market participants were driving the sudden rebounds. Ali stopped short of drawing a firm conclusion, framing the observation around the close alignment between the inflow increase and the price move.

The analyst identified $86,500 as Bitcoin's immediate target, stating that the rally could extend further if the market breaks above the specified price levels.

XRP and Cardano Record Sharp Activity Spikes

XRP rebounded after trading near its $1.25 support level. Ali reported that XRP Ledger transaction volume jumped from approximately 215.87 million to 49.17 billion as activity around the support level picked up. Ledger volume records transaction activity on the XRP Ledger, the blockchain network where XRP transfers are settled, so a reading of that scale reflects a sharp increase in network usage during the recovery. Ali highlighted the transaction surge alongside the recovery, and over the same period XRP rose about 5.10%, moving from around $1.25 to $1.32.

Cardano recorded a similar pattern near $0.21. According to Ali, whale transactions worth more than $1 million increased from approximately 24 to 51 during the move, more than doubling the count of large transfers. Cardano gained 5.51% over that stretch, rising from around $0.21 toward $0.23. The analyst cited the increase in large transactions as another example of heightened on-chain activity accompanying a price rebound.

Ali Charts Sets Immediate Targets for Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP

Beyond the observed rebounds, Ali Charts listed immediate price targets for three major cryptocurrencies. The analyst set Bitcoin's target at $86,500 and Ethereum's at $2,700, while identifying $1.55 as XRP's next objective. Breaking above these levels could extend the rally further, according to Ali.

The assessment centered on rising Bitcoin exchange inflows, increased XRP Ledger transaction volume and a higher number of large Cardano transactions. These movements occurred as the three cryptocurrencies recovered from their respective price levels, forming the basis for the analyst's stated targets. The same on-chain readings—exchange inflows, ledger volume and large-transaction counts—also serve as reference points for observing whether the activity behind the rebounds persists around the levels the analyst identified.