During the trading process, what’s most feared isn’t a slow direction—it’s unclear signals. Before this selloff, the last few rebounds all looked rather weak, so my focus has shifted to whether the key levels above remain effective. This $XRP short position started being tracked from 1.1661. After the price moved to 1.1039, the sense of continued weakness became even more obvious. The current return rate is +496.63%, which serves as a response to my earlier judgment. There was some tug-of-war in the middle, but it didn’t change the overall rhythm. My view is that as long as the rebound keeps lacking staying power, there’s no need to be influenced by temporary fluctuations. Missing one wave of volatility isn’t scary. Keeping a clear judgment is more important than chasing the market. $BTC $ETH

XRP shorts 95% win rate? Don't miss this wave. $XRP /USDT - SHORT Trading Plan: Entry: 1.1036 – 1.1070 SL: 1.1212 TP1: 1.0933 TP2: 1.0854 TP3: 1.0734 Why pay attention to this structure? - 4-hour level confirms bearish, 1-day trend continues bearish, EMA clearly acting as resistance. - Currently around 1.1053, RSI 15-min 53.54 neutral to weak, 1-hour ATR only 0.00664, low volatility, suitable for entry. - Why now? Wait for the invalid level 1.1137 to hold, then execute SHORT, TP1/2/3 at 1.0933-1.0734, strict SL at 1.1212. Discussion: Will this bearish move hit TP2 first, or will there a fakeout and bounce? What do you think?

XRP short signal is maxed out, still daring to go long? $XRP /USDT - SHORT Trading Plan: Entry: 1.103 – 1.107 SL: 1.122 TP1: 1.092 TP2: 1.083 TP3: 1.070 Why focus on this structure? • Daily trend clearly bearish, 4-hour short signal strength 95%. • 15-minute RSI has reached 72.62, short-term overbought, perfect window to enter SHORT. • Reference price 1.105, TP1 points to 1.092, TP2 targets 1.083, risk controllable. Discussion: Do you think this short move will hit TP2 first, or will it get stopped out by the invalidation level at 1.114?