2026-01-06 20:21:38

A collaboration between a leading exchange and payment platform made new progress by the end of 2025—the launch of a co-branded credit card project, with large credit limits following suit. Once this news broke, market enthusiasm for XRP clearly increased, and the price saw a significant rise. Interestingly, the exchange also used AI dialogue tools to delve into the driving forces behind this surge, reflecting industry optimism about XRP's prospects.

However, seasoned trader John Blinger warned investors to stay calm—although XRP's recent rally is fierce, the technical charts show that the bottom support is not very solid. In other words, if market sentiment shifts, the pullback could be quite substantial. This is a typical "rise fast, fall fast" situation. Friends wanting to participate in XRP trading should practice good risk management and avoid being blinded by short-term gains.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 10h ago

The joint card's surge right after launch is so fierce, and the bottom is so weak that I'm a bit worried.

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ContractSurrender

· 01-08 01:18

This wave of XRP's rise is quite fierce, but Bollinger Bands are right—it's a shaky bottom, and the risk still needs to be closely monitored. The joint card + credit combo definitely grabs attention, but don't be blinded by the good news; the pullback could be quite harsh. Prices are rising quickly and falling just as fast. I'll wait for a clear bottom pattern before taking action. Jumping in now feels a bit too risky. The technicals are so fragile that if sentiment suddenly shifts, it could lead to a sharp sell-off. I don't want to be the bagholder. The credit card project is promising, but whether XRP can sustain this rally in the long term remains to be seen.

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-07 18:18

Joint cards started to surge as soon as they were released. I've seen this routine too many times—rising happily, and the pullback is even more satisfying. Daring to go all-in when the bottom isn't stable? Blinger is right—risk management really needs to be taken seriously. This wave of XRP feels a bit hollow. Can it really rise just because of a bunch of positive news? I want to see how it develops later. The credit limit has increased, but has the fundamentals really changed? It still feels mostly like hype. The increase isn't significant at all. When the pullback comes, you'll realize what real excitement is.

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RektButSmiling

· 01-06 20:51

The joint card is launched and the market is pushed up immediately. I'm too familiar with this trick haha Chasing when the bottom is unstable, no wonder you're trapped Bollinger is right, those entering now are all targets for the leek harvesters

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-06 20:51

The co-branded card is here, can XRP hold up this time... probably another sharp drop after a rise --- Brother Bollinger is right, rising so quickly usually means there's no good news --- A large credit limit means a good outlook? Laughable, it's all just stories --- The weak bottom support has been touched, rushing in might lead to losses --- Another "In-depth AI discussion," just listen and don't take it seriously --- Can XRP hit a new high this time? Feels more like hype than substance --- I just want to ask, can this co-branded card really change XRP's fundamentals --- The fierce increase makes it even more dangerous, the pullback space is really scary --- Credit card + credit, all the tricks are played out --- Staying calm is important, but unfortunately no one listens

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Blockblind

· 01-06 20:49

Co-branded cards immediately cause a surge in price; I've seen this trick too many times, just worried about too many bagholders. Bringer is right, the bottom feels fake, and this kind of rise will eventually have to be paid back. XRP is really hot this wave, but don’t be fooled by market sentiment; controlling your stop-loss is the key. Short-term rapid rise followed by a sharp drop, old trick, don’t skip risk management. AI dialogue discussing the driving force behind the rise? Sounds like self-hypnosis, what are the fundamentals really like? The fierce increase makes me more cautious; even technicals are signaling danger. The co-branded credit card is indeed attractive, but this is not a positive for XRP itself; beware of being cut.

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NFTragedy

· 01-06 20:43

XRP is once again in the hype cycle. The joint card launched and it surged wildly, but the bottom is so虚 that I'm really a bit worried. --- Brother Blinger is right, things that rise so quickly often fall just as fast, and it might just be the prelude to a rug pull. --- To be honest, good news is good news, but looking at the candlestick chart like this, I still prefer to wait and see. I'll get in after the risks are fully released. --- It's another AI discussion about prospects, credit card collaborations... the套路 is still the same, retail investors should be more警惕. --- The fact that the bottom support isn't solid has hit a nerve. When the price is rising happily, no one wants to hear warnings. It's too late to regret now.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 01-06 20:36

The co-branded card is so impressive right out of the gate. Blinger was right; the risk of a bottom hollow is indeed high.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 01-06 20:33

It's another joint card and AI discussion. This combination really got XRP excited, but I have to agree with Blinge—such a weak bottom can't really hold up.

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SignatureCollector

· 01-06 20:22

The co-branded card skyrocketed as soon as it was released. I've seen this trick too many times, haha. John is right, the bottom is very fake. We need to stay alert.

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