#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, XRP's trend indeed shows some opportunities. From the current technical perspective, shorting in the range of 2.0390-2.0590 is a good idea—there's a clear resistance level, and a pullback is quite likely.
How to set the targets? The first wave targets around 2.0190, where you can close part of your positions to lock in profits—don't be too greedy. If it breaks down smoothly, the second target is 1.9990, which offers a more considerable profit potential.
The key is risk control—setting a proper stop-loss is really important. For coins like $XRP, which are highly volatile, once the support is broken, you must cut losses immediately—don't be attached to that small amount of money. Instead of holding on and getting caught, it's better to decisively accept losses and preserve your strength. We can discuss more details about real trading operations.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 01-06 04:07
This short position indeed has potential, just worried about hesitating at the critical moment.
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GasOptimizer
· 01-06 04:06
Data speaks. The 2.0390 resistance line is indeed valid, and the breakout probability depends on volume confirmation... However, true capital efficiency lies in the setting of risk control levels. Don't just focus on the target price.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-05 10:45
Honestly, position 2.04 does put some pressure on me, but I'm more afraid of a sudden rebound that will slap me in the face.
Risk control is right; not setting a stop-loss is like playing with fire. Last year, I was reluctant to cut losses, and now I'm still eating dirt.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-03 06:20
Another short opportunity? Wait, last time you said that, XRP shot up directly, and I didn't even get my stop-loss order in.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-03 06:20
Short positions are fine, but I'm worried people might get trapped again haha
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MetaverseVagabond
· 01-03 06:20
It's the same old story of shorting at resistance levels, sounds pretty smooth when you put it that way.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-03 06:19
To be honest, this wave of XRP's potential is indeed tempting, but what I fear most is that sudden volatile market movement.
Or perhaps, this resistance level was actually broken through by the whales long ago?
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MEVHunterZhang
· 01-03 06:17
XRP is causing trouble again. This time, the short-selling idea is quite clear, just worried that the pullback won't be as deep as you expect.
#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, XRP's trend indeed shows some opportunities. From the current technical perspective, shorting in the range of 2.0390-2.0590 is a good idea—there's a clear resistance level, and a pullback is quite likely.
How to set the targets? The first wave targets around 2.0190, where you can close part of your positions to lock in profits—don't be too greedy. If it breaks down smoothly, the second target is 1.9990, which offers a more considerable profit potential.
The key is risk control—setting a proper stop-loss is really important. For coins like $XRP, which are highly volatile, once the support is broken, you must cut losses immediately—don't be attached to that small amount of money. Instead of holding on and getting caught, it's better to decisively accept losses and preserve your strength. We can discuss more details about real trading operations.