I originally wanted to cut my losses and sacrifice the position to the heavens, but the ritual never happened—the meat roasted itself. 🔥 When everyone else was running, I didn’t, not because I was being stubborn, but because the overhead resistance was clearly strong and buying support was insufficient. This kind of rebound simply wouldn’t go far. 👀 The short I opened at 857.36 is now at 825.4, with +91.66% in hand—this is a satisfying bite of meat, and everyone on board should be waking up laughing. 🥩 Take 80% off the table first, and move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price. Let it wash out however it wants. Staying out of the market isn’t a sin; opening positions recklessly is the mistake. Hold as long as the trend remains intact, and run once the level breaks. Don’t fall in love with the market. 🚦 This is not the time to charge in. I’ll call it out immediately when a more stable entry point appears in the next round. There are still opportunities, so don’t rush. $XRP $ETH

Would you dare chase longs at this XRP level? The 4-hour chart is flashing red. $XRP /USDT - SHORT Trading Plan: Entry: 1.4671 – 1.4805 SL: 1.5385 TP1: 1.4253 TP2: 1.3929 TP3: 1.3444 Why pay attention to this setup? The trend is ranging, but the 4-hour signal is clearly bearish. - Reference price: 1.4738; TP1 is at 1.4253 below, offering approximately 3.3% downside. - The 15-minute RSI is at 43.58, rebound strength is weak, and the bears are building momentum. - Stop-loss at 1.5385, with a risk-reward ratio close to 1:2, making it worth a try. Why now? Near the top of the range, this is the golden spot to test a SHORT. Discussion: Will this move first target TP1 at 1.4253, or will there be a false breakout above 1.48 to lure in longs?

XRP Pulls Back After Rally as ETF Inflows Remain Strong $XRP ‌Ripple (XRP) corrected on Monday, trading around US$1.48, down 13% from last week’s peak of US$1.70. The remittance token surged around 72% from US$1.00 last week, in line with the broader crypto market’s bullish outlook. Higher support levels would go a long way toward reaffirming bullish control. However, if profit-taking continues, XRP could be forced to give back some of its gains while seeking stronger support. US-listed spot XRP Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) extended their bullish streak for the sixth consecutive week, with inflows of around US$40 million through Friday. This marks a major jump from the US$2.25 million recorded during the week ending August 14. Meanwhile, cumulative inflows stood at US$1.55 billion, up from US$1.51 billion during the same period. Data showed total assets under management of US$1.33 billion, up from US$933 billion. Retail demand remained relatively high, with perpetual futures contract Open Interest (OI) at 2.5 billion XRP on Monday, up from 2.42 billion the previous day. If OI continues to grow, it could offset selling pressure amid potential profit-taking following last week’s rally. "The more realistic marker to watch is not last summer’s US$3.65 peak, but rather the 1.40–1.50 zone, a range XRP held for most of early 2026 before this year’s breakout; reclaiming it would mark a genuine recovery, not merely a new high,"