I’m bullish on $XRP. Not because of how much it has risen recently, but because I think XRP increasingly resembles a mature asset that institutional capital is willing to allocate to. Why am I bullish on it? First, the regulatory framework is becoming increasingly clear. Ripple has obtained full MiCA CASP authorization in Europe this year, while RLUSD has also entered the Japanese market, with compliance and institutional business continuing to expand. Second, XRPL is not just telling a story. Data from the past week shows that XRPL averaged nearly 2.94 million transactions per day, with more than 310k active accounts, while on-chain AMM TVL has continued to grow. Third, I place greater value on the combination of RLUSD + XRP + XRPL. The stablecoin handles capital flows, XRPL handles settlement and on-chain finance, while XRP itself serves as the liquidity layer within the network. If this ecosystem continues to expand, the demand case for XRP will naturally grow stronger. On top of that, ETF capital, institutional products, and derivatives markets are all gradually maturing. XRP is no longer the coin that relied solely on community hype. Recent data shows that XRP-related ETFs saw net inflows of $248 million in one week, while spot ETF options have also begun trading. So my thinking is simple: I’m not trying to guess how much it will rise in a single day. I’m betting on whether, over the next few years, XRP can evolve from a “payment concept coin” into a foundational asset that truly connects traditional finance, stablecoins, RWA, and on-chain liquidity. If this thesis plays out, the current price may only be the starting point. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, not a call for everyone to buy blindly. If you do buy, you have to be able to withstand the volatility. $XRP ‌

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A few days ago, my first short position was stopped out by a wick, because I set the stop-loss too close. Only after the price rebounded to around 140.08 did I enter again to restore the short position, with the previous high serving as the dividing line for judging strength. After entering, it did not fall immediately, but instead churned for several hours. I did not rush to add to the position. Once the key rebound level gradually began to weaken, I moved the stop-loss to around breakeven. The subsequent breakdown marked a genuine weakening. I took profit on 20% of the position at 97.13, and placed the protection level for the remaining position above the entry price. This downward move produced a floating profit of +1476.22%, making up for the loss from the first stop-out. As long as the rebound does not reclaim the previous high, the bearish structure remains valid. If there is a rebound near the previous high later, accompanied by signs of stalling, I will try shorting again using the same approach. If it truly reclaims the previous high, I will exit without hesitation. $XRP $ETH