2026-01-05 10:25:28

XRP recently performed strongly, with the price holding above the key support level of $2.12, making it the third-largest non-stablecoin by market capitalization globally (second only to Bitcoin and Ethereum). Several analysts are optimistic about its future performance, predicting approximately a 60% chance of a significant rebound in the short term.

From a technical perspective, $2.12 is the current critical support level. Once this level is maintained, XRP may initiate an upward trend. The recent market rally is backed by recognition of XRP's gains — over 40% increase in the past month — which has indeed attracted the attention of many investors. Market sentiment has also been ignited, with more funds flowing in.

However, it is important to note that the lawsuit between Ripple and the SEC has not yet reached a final verdict, representing an uncertainty factor weighing on XRP. Legal developments will directly influence the subsequent market trend. Additionally, other mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and SOL have also been performing actively recently, potentially diverting some funds.

Technical analysis is not a guaranteed certainty; support levels can also be broken. For retail investors, such price points are often traps. It is recommended to control positions, set proper take-profit and stop-loss levels, monitor regulatory developments, and avoid blindly going all-in. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile, and cautious management is the key to long-term survival.

XRP3,67%

BTC2,95%

ETH3,25%

SOL2,03%

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-08 09:14

XRP's recent surge is pretty good, but the SEC issue is really annoying, feels like it could collapse at any moment --- 60% probability? Sounds exaggerated, I still believe it will break 2.12 --- It's the same old support levels and upward channels, but when it really matters, they’re usually fake. Retail investors are used to getting cut. --- What does the inflow of funds indicate? Once BTC and ETH adjust, XRP will drop right along with them --- I just want to know when Ripple can settle this SEC thing. Why do they keep worrying about it all day long? --- Stop talking about technicals. Once regulation intervenes, all support levels are just paper tigers --- A 40% increase in one month. Those who buy now are just waiting to be trapped. I just watch --- Those who went all in have already entered the market. Those entering now are just here to catch the falling knife. The rhythm is really good

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0xInsomnia

· 01-07 17:43

XRP's recent surge wasn't easy. As long as the SEC issue isn't resolved, I won't feel at ease. A 60% rebound probability sounds quite high, but I remain skeptical. A 40% increase can indeed be significant, but ETH and SOL quickly divert attention, making the competition really fierce. Support levels are meant to be broken. I think it depends on the SEC progress; otherwise, it's all just empty talk.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-07 09:33

The SEC lawsuit is still hanging over us, and no matter how beautiful the technical setup looks, it's all in vain. This is a clinical hidden risk for XRP. --- 60% rebound probability... just listen, who calculated that? The data model has issues. --- $2.12 holding is the real test; it's too early to be celebrating now. --- Those who start FOMO at a 40% increase are often the bagholders, there's nothing much to say. --- Keep an eye on the fund flow into SOL; otherwise, XRP's current hype won't last long. --- Why is no one calculating the probability of support levels being broken? Always saying nice things. --- The lawsuit is still unresolved. Using it as a basis for long-term holding? What's your risk management thinking? --- Technical analysis is just a reference, not gospel. Do I need to repeat this? --- Poor position management can't save you at any support level, really. --- Market sentiment is the most unreliable thing; one news can reverse everything. I've seen it too many times.

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ILCollector

· 01-05 10:55

XRP this wave is indeed fierce, but the SEC issue is still hanging in the balance. I don't dare to hold a heavy position. A 40% increase sounds great, but it could drop right back. I've seen too many scenes where support levels are broken in seconds. If I can't hold the 2.12 level, I'll cut my losses. There's nothing to be tangled about. ETH and SOL are watching closely. I'm really worried about capital flow diversion; XRP might not be able to reap this wave of benefits. Set your stop-losses properly; going all-in is really just courting death.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-05 10:52

XRP this wave is indeed fierce, but the SEC issue is still hanging over us. I think it's better to be cautious. --- 60% rebound probability? Sounds good, but if it breaks the support level, I’ll be stunned. --- If $2.12 can't hold, I guess it will drop again. Let's set a stop-loss, everyone. --- Who wouldn't be tempted by a 40% increase? But I don't dare go all in; this market is too sharp-tongued but soft-hearted. --- Ethereum and SOL are also surging. Funds are limited, how many meals can XRP really get? --- The technical outlook looks good, but the legal risk is always there like a thunderbolt. --- Seeing people call for a rebound again, I’ve learned to be smart. Just try a small position to test the waters. --- Is the support level a trap? As retail investors, we should be cautious. Don't get cut and still be happy. --- Being the third in market cap sounds impressive, but honestly, the real competition has just begun.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-05 10:51

It's the same old support level trap, a 60% rebound probability? Sounds about the same as flipping a coin. A 40% rise in XRP is indeed satisfying, but the SEC's sword is still hanging over us. I wouldn't dare go all in. Break below $2.12 and just cut losses directly, don't wait for it to keep dropping.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-05 10:47

2.12守不住的，这是典型的头肩顶形态前的虚假突破 $2.12这坑我不跳了，上次MACD金叉进场直接被套20% 60%反弹概率？分析师说话不用负责的吧... SEC判决一出XRP可能直接跌回1块多，谁敢高位接盘资金分流这事儿早看出来了，SOL最近太凶，我已经减仓一半了又是一个经典的止损陷阱位置，散户的坟墓支撑位破了咋办，我的止损设在2.05就被扫出去了看空信号这么明显还有人all in？真的能活到牛市吗

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just_another_wallet

· 01-05 10:47

60% probability? Sounds like you're leaving yourself an escape route. Anyway, if it goes up, I was right. --- XRP is here again to cut leeks. Those who are optimistic are institutional investors trying to take over. --- $2.12 is not holding, everyone. The SEC's sword is hanging over us. How can we be confident in a rise? --- A 40% increase and then start promoting a rebound? I think it's brewing for a decline, same old story. --- Retail investors just send money in. The support level is also a fishhook level. Don't ask me how I know. --- It's really just capital rotation, shifting from XRP to SOL. This cycle never stops. --- Instead of looking at technicals, it's better to watch the movements of Ripple's legal team—that's the decisive factor. --- Another "suggest controlling position" fancy phrase. Basically, it's because the risk is too high. --- Market sentiment is ignited? Then it's time to run. High sentiment levels are a pre-signal for a sell-off.

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TopBuyerForever

· 01-05 10:45

Seeing XRP rise again, a 60% rebound probability? I don't buy it, last time they said the same thing and it crashed directly. The SEC lawsuit is still hanging over us, that's the biggest risk. Breaking support levels is just a matter of time, I've been trapped three times already. 2.12? That's hilarious, I bought at 2.8. Friends who are all-in, remember to set stop-losses, really.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-05 10:39

A 60% probability? That number sounds like it was pulled out of thin air. What about on-chain evidence? When the $2.12 support level is broken, don't ask me why—just know that the SEC is causing trouble again. Instead of focusing on technical levels, it's better to watch the progress of the SEC lawsuit—that's the real equilibrium point in the game. Honestly, those who chase after a 40% increase are probably going to become bagholders. That's the cost of market efficiency. Retail investors going all in and staying up late watching K-lines, but at least I know what I'm betting on.

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