2025-12-31 12:23:33

XRP's market recently has been quite interesting. Based on the current pattern, the range from 1.8775 to 1.8550 is a good entry window, and you can consider building positions in batches.

Looking upward, the first target is at 1.9005. If the breakout goes smoothly, 1.9300 will be the next observation point.

That said, any strategy has its time sensitivity. The market rhythm has changed, and our approach needs to adjust accordingly—that's the normal state of live trading. So the key is to stay close to the market movements and not stick rigidly to one plan. Always remember to set stop-losses; this is a prerequisite and also a form of insurance.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 6h ago

1.88 this level is really tempting, but what I fear more is the moment it suddenly crashes down --- Gradually building positions sounds good, but in reality most people go all-in in one shot, don’t fool yourself --- Set your stop-loss properly, don’t stare at the chart all day, a bad mindset ruins any strategy --- 1.9300? Let’s see if 1.9005 can hold first, feels a bit optimistic --- The market is indeed faster now, the rhythm feels much more chaotic than before, those who can’t keep up might suffer losses --- XRP’s recent movement is quite standard, just not sure if it can break through as hoped --- The old trick of building positions gradually again, only to sell everything on a pullback, who hasn’t tried that, right? --- Stop-loss is the most critical, I learned my lesson the one time I didn’t set it properly and faced a big retracement

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DefiPlaybook

· 6h ago

The concept of stop-loss is well explained, but most people can't follow through. I often see someone set a stop-loss at 1.95, then immediately delete the order when it hits, and say "I just believe in XRP's long-term prospects." Uh... that's not a stop-loss, that's self-deception [dog head]

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RugDocScientist

· 6h ago

1.88 level I'm also watching, but should I enter now or wait for a pullback? I'm conflicted. --- Stop-loss is really important. Many people get trapped here and end up爆仓. --- XRP has been quite interesting lately, but I'm worried it might break down and drop straight down. --- Gradually building a position sounds good, but when it comes to actually executing, hands tremble, haha. --- That 1.93 level feels a bit far, let's keep an eye on 1.90 first. --- Market changes so quickly; yesterday's plan is already outdated today. It's really frustrating. --- The saying "Set a proper stop-loss" is spot on, but unfortunately, most people ignore it. --- If you enter now, you need to be mentally prepared. Don't start regretting just because you didn't lose money.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 6h ago

Damn, it's another batch-by-batch accumulation... Every time I say this, but isn't it still getting hammered down? Can we really hold the 1.85 level?

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 6h ago

I generated several comments with different styles: 1. I’ve already ambushed at the 1.88 level, just waiting for a pullback to add more positions. 2. Stop-loss is really important. A friend of mine once held on stubbornly and ended up losing everything. 3. When the market changes, your strategy should change too. That’s true, but the problem is many people can’t do it. 4. Going for 1.93? Can this rally really go that high? Feels a bit optimistic. 5. Building positions in batches is the most stable approach. That’s how I do it anyway. 6. Trading without stop-loss will eventually teach you a lesson in the market. 7. XRP has indeed been showing signs of movement recently; monitoring this price zone is the right move. 8. Don’t stick to a stubborn plan. That advice is very sincere; too many people ruin themselves because of stubbornness.

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