2025-12-28 14:23:30

XRP is now trapped in the most extreme oversold condition within the cycle. Market sentiment has been squeezed to the limit, and repeated shakeouts of the chips have reached their extreme. But this precisely indicates one issue—the key support remains unmoved.

The most ironic point is coming. The market trend has actually given signals, but some people insist on waiting for that "confirmation bullish candle" before taking action. What are they thinking? Waiting for a 20% increase to confirm the direction. And what’s the result? By the time that bullish candle actually appears, it’s already the time for those chasing the high to take over the position.

The market has no compassion. It does not reward those who hesitate repeatedly and wait and see. It only favors the group of people who dare to make decisions and take risks at the most desperate moments. The market never waits for the indecisive—only action deserves the rewards.

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AlwaysAnon

· 6h ago

Here we go again with the "most desperate moment" talk, really? Last time I heard that, I lost quite a bit. --- It's true that the bullish camp should reflect, but those who wait for a 20% drop before acting aren't necessarily fools... just cautious. --- Support levels remain unmoved? I still see it falling... feels like I hear this kind of talk at every bottom. --- Sounds nice, but the key is who dares to bet during the most desperate moments... I definitely can't do that. --- Actions should match the gains, no doubt about that, but the problem is if the actions are wrong. --- People who wait and watch do lose money, but those chasing the high and taking over lose even more... how does that logic work? --- XRP is just like that, there's always someone saying it's about to take off. --- I just want to know if the people buying now will make a profit or a loss in three months... don’t all become bagholders.

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unrekt.eth

· 12h ago

Basically, that's how it is. The bottom is always the most terrifying, and those waiting for "confirmation" are definitely the bagholders. Just do it. Hesitating forever will always lead to mistakes. All the real money is made when despair is at its peak, so don't wait. Think it will drop further? Then keep waiting, anyway others have already jumped on the train. The support level is right there, whether you believe it or not.

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BlockImposter

· 12h ago

Honestly, that "confirmed bullish candle" will never arrive; all you'll get is being trapped. --- Support is right there, believe it or not. --- The most hopeless moments are actually opportunities. Now you understand. --- Those who wait and watch all end up as bagholders at high levels. This cycle never ends. --- The market won't wait for you to figure things out; it has already moved on. --- When you see support remaining steady, you should understand that the bottom looks like this. --- The ones who truly make money are not the ones who act only after perfect confirmation. --- After the chips have been washed to the bottom, what are you waiting for? Greed will only lead to losses. --- The market loves to punish those who hesitate, never an exception. --- By the time that confirmation signal arrives, the profits have already been divided.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 12h ago

That's why I always chicken out at the most critical moments, so frustrating.

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CryptoMom

· 12h ago

This wave of overselling is indeed intense, but I think most people are just scared off by the washout. Waiting for a confirmed bullish candle before taking action is actually an old trick. People who wait and watch always end up regretting... I actually want to buy the dip again, but I'm afraid it's just a false bottom. That's right, the market never waits for anyone. The key is having the mental resilience to place bets during moments of despair. Honestly, these extreme oversold moments actually present great opportunities, but few people are really willing to act. Support is so strong and it's still falling? Either a breakout or continued torment—it's a 50-50 chance. Another bunch of people waiting for that one line, but in the end, they’re the ones buying at high levels. Same old script. It feels like the bottom range has already been determined. Now it’s just a matter of who can stay calm.

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