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$SOLV continues to prepare for round 2, right everyone? For now, let's temporarily remove the entry above 0.070. Once it goes below that, we can reassess. At this rate, there will be more selling.

If you want the full margin, then let's wait a little longer, okay? I will update soon so everyone can navigate both. No rush... if it’s red, then it’s already red. Just don't get anxious and lose your composure, that's all. $SOLV

#Xrp🔥🔥 really needs a red stick XRP before moving up to a new level because I also like this one, but it's been stuck around 3.1 for too long!!!!

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With a record market cap of 191B reached on January 16th, the price of XRP hit the threshold of $3.4/Token
This year 2025 is a strange year:
Alt season in 2021, BTC, ETH, and BNB were the tokens that were pumped the most, causing the prices of the aforementioned coins to reach ATH
Currently, we are entering the first phase of Alt season 2025, I believe this is a historic year for XRP, from the events mentioned in the media in both negative and positive directions, to the continuous inflow of large capital into XRP...
Let's see if a miracle happens, will XRP's market cap surpass ETH's cap to take XRP to the moon!
Wishing you successful trading!
Ps: The image was borrowed from the internet, at the time when ETH's market cap surpassed BTC's and XRP's market cap surpassed ETH.

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In order to issue a stablecoin like RLUSD, the issuing organization (which can be a bank, financial company, or organization supported by Ripple) needs to have collateral assets:
• Fiat USD: The amount of RLUSD issued must be backed by an equivalent amount of USD in a bank account.
• Other crypto assets: Some stablecoins are backed by cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, or XRP.

Risks from cryptocurrency price volatility
1. Decrease in collateral asset value:
If the value of the crypto assets (e.g., ETH or XRP) drops significantly below the minimum collateralization level (Collateralization Ratio), the stablecoin will no longer be fully collateralized. This can lead to:
• Forced liquidation: Collateral assets may be sold to protect the system.
• Loss of confidence: Users will lose trust in the stablecoin's fixed value.
2. Too rapid volatility:
In cryptocurrency markets, values can fluctuate by tens of percent within just a few hours. This can leave the system unable to react quickly enough to liquidate or rebalance collateral assets.

RLUSD requires XRP as collateral

When RLUSD is issued based on XRP as collateral, this process will create greater demand for XRP, leading to:
• Increased demand for XRP: To issue RLUSD, organizations or individuals need to purchase and lock a certain amount of XRP into the collateral contract. This directly reduces the circulating supply of XRP in the market.
• Reduced selling pressure: XRP locked in the contract will not be able to be traded on the market, helping to reduce selling pressure.
XRP will use its supply as collateral