The backend has recently been bombarded with these questions: Can XRP still be held? Is now the time to buy in as a sucker? Why isn’t it rising along with Bitcoin? Honestly, every time I see these questions, I want to laugh — you guys are only paying attention to the media headlines about explosive gains, but missing the most genuine market signals: the details hidden deep within the K-line, which are the real buy and sell signals.



My straightforward judgment is: XRP’s sideways movement isn’t because there’s no activity, but because it’s building up strength. Look at this recent market trend — Bitcoin spikes up and then pulls back, meme coins are repeatedly showing 20% daily gains, and everyone’s attention is diverted. Meanwhile, XRP has become the quietest one. But that’s exactly the best place — no one is fighting for the chips, and the cost basis for building positions is the cheapest. This logic couldn’t be simpler.

From the chart, XRP is operating within a standard descending wedge pattern. Comparing it to the historical K-line from 2017, the shape is a perfect replica. The key support is firmly held at the $2.00 level. Last week, during a market correction, it only dropped to $1.975 before someone stepped in, and it never fell further. What does this indicate? There are real troops stationed below.

More details can be seen in the volume — on the surface, it looks calm, but a closer look reveals that every time the price pulls back, funds are quietly absorbing. This silent accumulation rhythm is much more solid than those fake rallies driven by good news. The flow of funds is the most reliable indicator of true intent — more trustworthy than any press release.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 17h ago
This descending wedge really has some substance; the 2.0 defense line is holding firm, with big funds secretly accumulating in the shadows.
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ExpectationFarmervip
· 19h ago
Consolidation is just building momentum. I've heard this explanation too many times, each time with different reasons... --- Is there an army stationed below? Bro, that's a bit too romantic of an explanation haha --- It's the same 2017 K-line replica theory again, let's talk about it later --- Silent absorption of funds sounds good, but how can it be proven? --- Really relying on details to make decisions, why do I always fail to see them? --- The quietest chips are often the most dangerous, be careful yourselves --- Coins that nobody pays attention to usually have two outcomes, you can figure it out yourself
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MevHuntervip
· 01-10 04:16
Hmm... this is the kind of analysis I like, no hype, no negativity --- Got it, just waiting for others to panic and get out --- The 2.0 defense line has indeed held up well, but isn't this really the last dip before a final sell-off? --- Watching meme coins rise 20% every day, who still has the energy to watch XRP? --- Market liquidity won't deceive, I agree with that --- Exactly, sideways trading is just accumulation, it's not that complicated --- Hearing that 2017 is a replay... but isn't it just a matter of waiting for the news to unfold? --- Silent accumulation sounds very comfortable, but when it actually happens, could it just be another trap story? --- The quietest ones are often the most dangerous, don't be fooled --- The key is how to interpret the volume; you need to clarify where the details are
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HashRateHustlervip
· 01-08 05:38
Don't just look at what the media says; the details are where the money is. --- Sideways movement is just absorbing the chips; you just don't understand. --- The 2-dollar defense line has been firmly guarded, it was obvious long ago. --- The market sentiment won't deceive you; it's much more reliable than listening to any positive news. --- While meme coins are bouncing around, XRP is quietly building positions. The pattern is different. --- The pattern replicates the 2017 wave; just thinking about it is exciting. --- Every time there's a dip, someone is buying in. It's no coincidence. --- Those who truly understand have already been quietly accumulating there. --- Bitcoin is so turbulent, XRP remains so calm. Just think about it. --- Basically, big funds are silently eating up the chips; don't be fooled by appearances.
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TokenomicsTrappervip
· 01-08 05:36
lmao "read the contract" but nobody's actually reading XRP's vesting schedule incoming... classic exit pump pattern tbh
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DecentralizedEldervip
· 01-08 05:35
Staying in a sideways trend for so long is indeed a bit annoying, but your analysis is quite detailed, and the support level is really holding tight. --- You're right, the real opportunities are often in places no one pays attention to. Meme coins attract traffic, XRP attracts capital, and these buy-sell signals are very clear. --- The $2 defense line has never been broken, and nobody really notices these details. --- I agree that the funding situation is more reliable than news; I just don't know when this "army" will be mobilized. --- I've heard many times about people taking over every time there's a pullback, but the key is whether it can actually go up. --- Recreating the descending wedge from 2017? Bro, I've heard your predictions quite a few times, but what was the result?
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