XRP Records Highest Quarterly Close in History, Here’s What It Means For Price Action

Despite the recent price struggles, market data confirms $XRP recorded its highest quarterly close in history at the end of September 2025.

Prominent market commentator Mr. Xoom first highlighted this impressive milestone in a post on X today, confirming that $XRP has actually been on an uptrend over the past three months despite the prevalent bearish sentiments that have engulfed the community.

$XRP Records Highest Quarterly Close

For context, $XRP closed September 2025 at a price of $2.846, representing a bullish end to the monthly candle and the 3-month (quarterly) candle. With this price, $XRP closed September 2025 with a 2.55% increase, slightly making up for the 8.15% decline it witnessed in August 2025.

Notably, having begun Q3 2025 at $2.23, the recent closing price meant that $XRP gained an impressive 27.16% in the quarter. This makes it the best-performing quarter so far this year.

$XRP Performs Best in Q4

Interestingly, further data shared by Mr. Xoom also reveals that $XRP tends to perform best during Q4, the last quarter of each year. Market commentators have often commended $XRP for its susceptibility to rapid price spikes when investors least expect. Notably, most of these rapid price spikes have occurred in Q4.

Historically speaking, $XRP has had its biggest gains in Q4. pic.twitter.com/WLNHFvEoVB

— xoom (@Mr_Xoom) September 30, 2025

For instance, the latest of such explosive gains came in Q4 2024 (from October to December 2024), when $XRP soared by an impressive 240% to close above the $2 mark. Before then, Q4 2023 also saw some mild gains despite $XRP mostly underperforming throughout that year.

While the fourth quarter of each year from 2018 to 2022 was marred by losses, this was largely due to a fundamental weakness in $XRP’s price structure, which some attribute to suppression techniques. Before that, $XRP observed another explosive surge in Q4 2017, when it rallied 1,064%. This represented its highest-ever quarterly gain.

Notably, in Q4 2014, $XRP witnessed another 426% increase and a 150% rise the year before that. Overall, on average, $XRP has an average increase of 140% in the fourth quarter, making it its best-performing quarter historically.

Mr. Xoom’s commentary suggests that the outlook as $XRP enters another fourth quarter is predominantly bullish. If $XRP follows the 140% average increase in this quarter, it would end the year with a price of $6.81, representing a new all-time high and marking a yearly increase of 228%.