Who else feels this?! Lately, the entire circle is flooded with 'XRP is about to skyrocket' signals. Comment sections are full of people showing off their positions, making it seem like missing out means losing a fortune. But I'm being honest—I haven't touched a single cent yet, just sitting on the sidelines, popcorn in hand. It's not that I'm against money; it's because that 'roadblock' hasn't moved. Charging in blindly is just handing your head to the market 🤷♂️
As a veteran who's been watching the crypto market for eight years, I've always said: resistance levels in a trend are harder to please than your partner's mood. Right now, XRP is locked in a fierce battle right in front of a long-term descending resistance line (what people call the 'blue line'). This line isn't drawn casually—three previous rallies all crashed here, earning it the nickname 'bull killer.' Someone once asked me, 'Can this line be broken through directly?' I can only say: there are no miracles in the crypto market—just battles between capital and trends. Until it breaks through, every 'it's going to rise' is just empty promises.
First, the hard facts—remember these levels as if they were your home address:
▫️ Key resistance: that frustrating blue line. Don’t listen to others saying 'it’s about to break through.' In my view, there’s only one criterion: the daily close must firmly stay above the line to count as a real 'breakout.' Until then, any rally is a 'bull trap'—entering now will likely get you crushed.
▫️ Safety cushion zone: $1.94–$2.05. This is the recent support band repeatedly tested, equivalent to XRP’s 'safe house.' As long as this zone isn’t broken decisively, bulls still have a chance to fight back; once broken, don’t even think about bottom-fishing—most likely it’ll drop to around $1.8, and by then it’ll be too late to cry.
▫️ Entry signal: $2.12! Emphasis on this—don’t rush in just because the price breaks above during the session. It must be a daily close above $2.12, and volume must follow. A breakout without volume is a 'fake breakout,' like a dish without salt—looks edible, but tastes nothing.
As for targets, I won’t paint any unrealistic pictures. Let’s be practical: first target is $2.41, the previous area of dense trading volume—there’s likely to be a pullback there. Second target is above $2.5—if $2.41 can be held, only then will there be room to expand upward. Anyone shouting 'straight to $3' should first study market fundamentals—don’t treat crypto like a lottery.
My trading logic is simple and straightforward, like a hawk waiting to ambush its prey, just waiting for two signals: either wait for $2.12 to stabilize before adding positions, or wait for a pullback near $1.94 to enter strategically. Someone asked me, 'Aren't you afraid of missing out?' I smiled. In the crypto market, missing out only means less profit, but chasing highs can cost your principal. Isn't the lesson from last year’s FTT and LUNA pumps still fresh enough? As long as you survive, you’ll get the next opportunity 💰
Final interaction: Do you think today’s blue line will break through? Are you planning to wait for a pullback or go all-in now? Share your thoughts in the comments! Follow me@帝王说币 #加密市场观察 $BTC
