I’m watching $XRP closely here because this chart feels like one of those moments where patience matters more than chasing candles. The 4H structure is losing momentum around the 1.40 area, while XRP is trading below the 10 MA and 30 MA. If resistance holds, I’m looking for a controlled short setup rather than entering in the middle of the move. XRP/USDT — SHORT SETUP Entry Zone: 1.400 – 1.410 TP1: 1.390 TP2: 1.375 TP3: 1.350 Stop Loss: 1.425 Pro Tips: • Don’t chase the entry if XRP drops sharply before reaching the zone. • Watch the 1.41–1.42 area closely; a strong 4H breakout above it can invalidate the short idea. • Consider taking partial profit at TP1 and moving the stop toward breakeven. • Keep leverage and position size controlled—20x can magnify losses just as quickly as gains. • Let the candle confirm the setup instead of trading purely on emotion. My focus: rejection near 1.40–1.41 → continuation lower. Trade the setup, not the excitement. $XRP ‌ #ArthurHayesReleasesFLOPYellowPaper100%Airdrop #gStocksPurchaseSubsidyUpTo1000U #BidenSonLaunchesLAPTOPMemeCoinSparkingControversy

This was purely the market being in a good mood and casually scattering some gold coins—one just happened to hit me on the head. After lunch, when I checked the charts, $CLO was still pretending to push upward, but volume hadn’t followed at all, and the sell orders above were pressing it down firmly. The low-volume rise was textbook—an easy point to score—so I shorted it directly according to plan, entering at 0.16393. In the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, the current price has already reached 0.11989, with position returns at +528.61%. It was truly sluggish at first, but the move turned out beautifully; this short was a very comfortable one to take. I’ll close 80% first to lock in profits. What you can take home is what you’ve actually earned; for the remaining +528.61%, I’ll execute the stop-loss as planned for protection. No matter how large the floating profit is, it still belongs to the market—don’t let it fly away. Shorting now would mean chasing the acceleration phase, so the risk-reward isn’t attractive. I’ll wait for a pullback to form a new structure before arranging another signal. I’d rather miss out than catch a falling knife and end up with blood all over my hands. There will always be opportunities. See you next round. $SOL $XRP

I wasn’t particularly excited during the earlier bottoming phase, but the volume couldn’t lie before the market had fully taken off. $TRUTH kept oscillating near the lows, with selling pressure clearly weakening while buyers quietly accumulated. There’s only one explanation for holding firm in a range for so long: someone was consolidating their position at the bottom. So during the pullback, I set my direction in advance—go long—and placed my entry order at 0.010718. At the time, the price wasn’t far from my stop-loss either; if wrong, I’d cut the position. That was better than just watching from the sidelines. This move provided the answer: today, the market rose smoothly, pushing the price to 0.012342 and delivering a floating profit of +730.22%. After holding for so long, the wait was definitely worth it. Once the market reached the target, I closed 75% as planned. I put the remaining position under cost-basis protection and used a risk-free trade to pursue the final upside. When it comes to making money, completing the target is enough; leave the rest to the market and don’t get too greedy. For a token you’re not confident in, taking a look is clear-headed, but buying even one position is foolish. Since I’ve already had my share of the gains, I won’t be jealous if there’s more upside later. Those who haven’t entered yet should wait for the structure to consolidate again before deploying; I’ll give the alert right away. Don’t rush in impulsively on this candle. $ZEC $XRP