XRP's trend has formed a classic double top pattern, with the price stuck around 2.36. In this recent wave of market movement, trading volume suddenly surged, and the support level was effectively broken, indicating that selling pressure is indeed increasing.
From the chart, the downward momentum is quite evident. Many are still hoping for a rebound, but based on this technical performance, the recent risk signals are already very clear. The combination of volume and price breakdowns usually isn't a good sign.
Currently, the bearish momentum is dominant. Moving forward, attention should be paid to whether the support level can hold; if it continues to be broken, caution is advised.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 01-08 04:59
Oh no, they're hitting my support level again. If it breaks 2.36, I know I'm going to lose money.
The increased volume is just the whales moving around; anyway, my free XRP has already been wiped out.
Electricity bill folks, run quickly. Double tops are just traps.
Wait, could this be the pancake dump scheme? The institutions that quietly made a fortune have definitely already run.
Break the level if you must; my all-in bets have already gone to waste. Now it's just a matter of whether I can break even.
Is the bear market gaining the upper hand? Fine, I'll just see how much more I can lose this time.
Maybe I should just be honest and re-invest, wait for the rebound, and cut again.
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TooScaredToSell
· 01-08 04:56
I should have run when the double top collapsed. Watching the support levels break one by one is really heartbreaking.
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RugPullAlarm
· 01-08 04:42
Volume increases as double top breaks out, I've seen this routine too many times; it's a classic move by big players to dump. When the support at 2.36 is broken, you need to check if large on-chain addresses are also offloading, because the data reveals the truth.
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Rebound? Don't be fooled. When volume moves with price breakdowns, it means funds are fleeing. Don't be deceived by technicals.
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Here we go again. Every time, people say to watch support levels, but support is as fragile as paper. You need to investigate who is behind this dump; only then can the fund flow be trusted.
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XRP is interesting this time. The sudden surge in volume feels off; I need to dig into large exchange transfer records to see if someone is quietly offloading.
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Is the bear market taking over? The question is, who is creating the bear trend? You need to look at the balance changes in large addresses; otherwise, it's all just guesses.
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Breaking 2.36 means it's over. I've never seen a break that still recovers; wake up, everyone.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-08 04:41
The double top has come down. Once it breaks 2.36, it's really time to run. Don't wait any longer.
However, I think everyone is still too reliant on technical analysis. Last time, it was also said that a breakdown would lead to a reversal, but who knows what will happen.
Trading volume indicates some information but isn't absolute. It feels like the market is just guessing the market makers' intentions.
If the support can't hold, I'll just cut my losses. Losing a bit of money is better than being trapped.
This XRP coin has indeed been a bit disappointing lately. Let's see if we can catch a bottom.
XRP's trend has formed a classic double top pattern, with the price stuck around 2.36. In this recent wave of market movement, trading volume suddenly surged, and the support level was effectively broken, indicating that selling pressure is indeed increasing.
From the chart, the downward momentum is quite evident. Many are still hoping for a rebound, but based on this technical performance, the recent risk signals are already very clear. The combination of volume and price breakdowns usually isn't a good sign.
Currently, the bearish momentum is dominant. Moving forward, attention should be paid to whether the support level can hold; if it continues to be broken, caution is advised.