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XRP rises against the trend by 0.88%? Don't just focus on negative data, this is the real story
【Crypto World】Recently, the public opinion about XRP has been quite interesting. Many people criticize XRP all day long, but upon closer inspection of their arguments, their logic is actually somewhat flawed.
For example, some keep emphasizing the ETF fund outflows. Indeed, there has been a $40 million outflow recently, which sounds quite alarming. But the problem is, they ignore the net inflow of over $7.9 million during the same period. Focusing only on the bad news and selectively ignoring the good news makes the discussion pointless.
Currently, XRP is trading at $2.09, up 0.88%, which is quite good performance in the broader market. Although trading volume has shrunk somewhat, down 15.43% from previous levels, with a current transaction volume of around $3.81 billion, the price performance doesn’t indicate any issues.
Rather than dwelling in resentment and repeatedly entangling, it’s better to calmly look at the full picture of the data. How high XRP can go, the market will eventually give the answer. The current pessimistic forecasts may be underestimating its potential.
People always focus on bad news and ignore the net inflow, it's outrageous.
A 2.09 increase of 0.88% is indeed stable, much more reliable than those who cry and complain all day long.
Let's wait for the data to speak; instead of shouting blindly, it's better to see the full picture clearly.
This is what true calmness in retail investors looks like, not being led by panic.