$XRP — Recovery Setup $XRP is trading at $1.2737, down 2.88%. Price is approaching an area where buyers may attempt to stabilize the market. Potential entry zone: $1.24–$1.27 TP1: $1.32 TP2: $1.38 SL: Below $1.21 This is a conditional buying setup, not an immediate entry signal. I want to see buyers reclaim $1.30 before becoming more confident about a sustained recovery. DYOR.

$XRP Franklin put $150M on XRPL and XRP fell. I sell under 1.2553 Franklin Templeton put about $150M of a tokenized money market fund (sgBENJI) on the XRP Ledger this week, all in one wallet. XRP slid from 1.36 to 1.28 since 21 Oct, right onto its daily 200 average (1.2789). X is split: 'flat chart for months' on one side, 'Moonvember' on the other. The chart is weaker than the headline. The highs go 1.5565 (2 Oct), 1.4256 (11 Oct), 1.3988 (21 Oct) and the lows go 1.3173, 1.2825, 1.2553 (18 Oct). XRP is under its 4H 200 average (1.3763) and the daily 50 (1.3697), and BTC's 4H is under its own. Under 1.2553 and the 16 Sep low (1.2458) almost nothing has traded since September, down to the 20 Aug gap near 1.13. Entry: only a 4H close under 1.2553 Targets: 1.2000 / 1.1300 Wrong: 4H close over 1.2800 If XRP closes a 4H candle over 1.3000 I am not short, I would look the other way. Stop about 2.4%, TP1 about 4%, TP2 about 10% from 1.25. Weak point: this floor has held five times, and a break can fake out, so I wait for the close. If it never breaks I do nothing. Which do you trust more, the 200-day or the lower highs?

$XRP is sitting at 1.2892 after a 2.79% decline. It is underperforming BTC and ETH in this snapshot, so I’m cautious about calling a reversal early. Stabilisation would be the first thing I’d look for.