XRP 1.12 short has a 95% chance of success—what are you waiting for? $XRP /USDT — SHORT SHORT Trading Plan: Entry: 1.1234 – 1.1278 SL: 1.1466 TP1: 1.1098 TP2: 1.0993 TP3: 1.0836 Why pay attention to this structure? - On the 4-hour timeframe, the trend is clearly bearish; the daily chart is dominated by shorts. The RSI on the 15-minute timeframe is only 41.51, and price is still under pressure. - Current entry is 1.1256; TP1=1.1098, TP2=1.0993, stop loss 1.1466, with an excellent risk-reward ratio. - Why now? Bearish momentum hasn’t exhausted, and ATR shows volatility is controllable—this is the perfect moment to enter in line with the trend. Discussion: Will this wave hit TP2 first, or will it directly poke higher and then rebound? Do you think the bears can hold 1.10?

Last night while watching the charts, $XRP saw this coin trading sideways at a high level, but the overall center of gravity kept rising—a classic “sideways consolidation building momentum” pattern. Back then, there was no hesitation. When the price hit 1.073, I immediately shouted “long” in the group 😏. Sure enough, in the early hours a push upward stretched straight to 1.125! This move consistently netted nearly 5% profit, and the brothers who followed should all feel great. On the execution: 🔹 First take profit 50%, and lock in the principal along with part of the profit; 🔹 For the rest, move the stop loss to the entry price 1.073, let the profit run a bit longer, and see if we can break through the resistance at 1.1 in one go. If you didn’t catch it, don’t worry. I have this kind of pace every day. Wait for my next signal—we’ll keep harvesting 🤝$ETH $ONG .

Bearish 95% win rate, dare XRP bulls still catch the falling knife? $XRP /USDT - Short SHORT Trading Plan: Entry: 1.1301 – 1.1347 SL: 1.1545 TP1: 1.1158 TP2: 1.1047 TP3: 1.0881 Why focus on this structure? - Daily trend is clearly bearish, 1.1324 is a key resistance on the 4-hour level, EMA suppression is obvious. - RSI 15-minute 51.3 neutral to weak, rebound is weak, downside risk not yet released. - Currently waiting for entry, TP1 target 1.1158, risk-reward ratio near 2:1, stop loss 1.1545 reasonable. Discussion: Will this wave first reach TP1 take profit, or directly break through to TP2 before turning back?