How high does $XRP need to go before you cash out?

$XRP XRP LONG above 1.284: last week's low swept, 1.322 next Bias: LONG XRP above 1.284. Expected: 1.304 (this week's POC), then 1.322 (this week's VWAP). Invalidation: a 1h close below 1.274. 3-month profile from 1h candles. Levels plotted with VWAP & Volume Profile Order Flow Map [AK FlowBook]. Why long: 1) A clean sweep of last week's low. Last week (Oct 12-18) bottomed at 1.2562. Saturday flushed to 1.2546 at 15:30 UTC during the day's heaviest selling: delta about -833K XRP in the 13:00 hour, -730K at 14:00 and -1.33M at 15:00. Not one 1-minute candle closed below 1.2562. The stops under the low got taken and price came straight back. 2) Back inside this week's value. This week's value area is 1.284-1.344, POC 1.304, VWAP 1.322. The first 1-minute close back above 1.284 came at 18:29 UTC; since then only 2 of 226 closes were below it. Hourly closes from 18:00: 1.2869, 1.2887, 1.2916, 1.2927, 1.2951. Every hour closed higher. 3) Absorption on the way up. Since 16:00 delta is about -515K XRP, yet price rose from 1.268 to 1.295. Sellers kept hitting the bid and price still climbed: passive buyers are soaking up the supply. 4) The volume map above is thin. On the 3-month profile the 1.29-1.30 rows are heavy. The 1.31-1.32 rows hold about half of that, and the next heavy shelf is 1.33-1.34. Once 1.304 is accepted, price can travel through the thin pocket to the 1.322 VWAP quickly. What argues against it: - Saturday's full-day delta is still about -3.7M XRP, and the week's about -15.6M. - Weekend liquidity is thin. - First test is right here: Saturday's high 1.2961 and Saturday's value high 1.294. If price stalls there and closes back under 1.284, the buyers failed. What cancels the idea: a 1h close below 1.274 (Saturday's value low). Then the sweep failed and 1.2546 is back in play. Analysis and forecast, not personal financial advice. Manage your own risk.

Franklin Templeton added about $150 million in shares of its tokenized money market fund to the $XRP ‌ Ledger earlier Friday, placing all the new shares in one wallet. The wallet holds nearly 193 million sgBENJI shares, worth about $200 million at the recorded $1.039 share price, according to CoinDesk. Its eight signing addresses match those of Franklin’s issuing account, and any two can authorize a transaction; Franklin can also approve, freeze or recover the tokens. It remains unclear whether the wallet represents one investor or multiple clients.