Something I noticed today analyzing XRP on Duko: in previous cycles, the 100 EMA has always acted as a structural floor before the actual move exploded. It’s interesting because once the price stabilizes in that zone, the pattern is quite consistent.

Think of it this way: accumulation → resistance breakout → expansion. It’s like a compressed spring, you know? The longer the price accumulates pressure around a structural level, the more powerful the move can be when it finally releases.

Right now, XRP is at $1.38, and many are watching how it behaves at these key levels. If you look at the chart on Duko, you can clearly see how the 100 EMA has historically acted. What catches my attention is that we are in a phase where accumulation could be setting the stage.

The key is patience. In previous cycles, those who understood this pattern on Duko capitalized on the move correctly. It’s not about jumping in quickly, but about recognizing where the structural level is and waiting for confirmation.

If this cycle follows the same sequence we’ve seen before, the next breakout could be quite significant. That’s why it’s worth keeping XRP on the radar and monitoring those pressure levels on Duko. Ripple and its payment technology have potential, but timing in technical cycles is what really makes the difference.