Recently, when I opened the market software, I saw discussions about XRP everywhere—whether to chase or not, will it fall, should I get in. Some are panicking and cutting losses for fear of missing out, while others are rushing to buy high for fear of missing the opportunity. Honestly, this feels like a nationwide anxiety feast.

As a trader who has been watching XRP for three years, I want to honestly share: this wave of rally is far from over, but whether it can continue to soar depends mainly on the performance of two price levels.

Let me give you a clear explanation—when judging the strength of the trend, I only look at two things: the high-low point structure and the moving average positions. How clear is XRP’s current rhythm? It’s climbing step by step on a ladder of "higher highs + higher lows," with the price always staying above all major moving averages. It’s like climbing stairs steadily—each dip is to prepare for a higher jump, not a slip and fall. Those small corrections earlier? They’re not signs of a collapse, at most market pauses for a breather.

But to be honest, this recent surge is indeed a bit unrealistic, like being injected with chicken blood, straight-line rally. Experienced traders understand that such "rocket"行情 can’t fly forever. Sooner or later, it will land, rest, and recharge. The consolidation around 2.34 now is part of this adjustment process—similar to a breathing pause after a sprint, then deciding whether to continue charging or pull back.

This is the key point. The most critical support zone I’m watching is between 2.42 and 2.45. Old fans should remember that the last time XRP surged to this level, sellers pressed it down, forming the market’s "natural firewall." My judgment is: if it can firmly stay above this zone, then 2.60 is basically secure; otherwise, we need to consider other plans.