2025-12-27 19:24:28

Recently, Bitcoin's rebound momentum has noticeably weakened, and XRP has also come under pressure, falling to around $1.86. Interestingly, despite the price pressure, XRP's ETF asset size remains at a high of $1.25 billion, indicating that the market's long-term optimism for this asset remains unchanged.

From a technical perspective, XRP has fallen into a typical consolidation pattern. Sellers are holding firm at the $1.90 level, while buyers are stabilizing around $1.86. This narrow trading range actually reveals market hesitation — neither bulls nor bears have gained a decisive advantage. Whoever can break through this defensive line first is likely to take control of the next move. Given this situation, a decisive trend should not be too far away.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 5h ago

1.86 won't kill here, the 1.25 billion ETF is sitting there, institutions still have confidence XRP still depends on whether it can break 1.90; only then is there hope Basically, right now it's just bottoming out, be patient and wait Entering at this position might even allow for a bottom-fishing opportunity Is 1.90 really the gatekeeper? Bulls can't break through Let's wait and see, a decisive move is indeed not far away Short-term volatility, but long-term outlook remains positive; otherwise, funds wouldn't be so stubbornly holding on Sounds like it's going to consolidate again, I really hate this kind of stalemate

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WenMoon

· 5h ago

1.90 this hurdle is really stubborn, it feels like we need to wait a bit longer to see the direction ETF funds are still holding on tightly, indicating that institutions are not backing down, which is quite reassuring XRP's situation is a bit dull, when will it break through... How long has it been playing in the 1.86-1.90 range? It's a bit annoying I'm relieved that institutional funds haven't withdrawn, the long-term bullish logic is still there This rebound's strength is indeed insufficient, XRP is following the trend too closely If it can't break 1.90, we really need to try testing the lower levels The ETF scale hasn't shrunk, which is actually a positive signal; big players are accumulating more positions

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LiquidationOracle

· 6h ago

The selling pressure is so strong, holding firmly at 1.90 and not letting it pass. It seems like we need to continue oscillating for a while... Keeping the ETF size stable is quite interesting.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 6h ago

Hmm, the ETF still holds on to 1.25 billion, indicating that institutions are sharpening their tools.

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