2026-01-06 04:23:29

XRP's recent performance is indeed worth paying attention to. From a technical perspective, this rally has broken the long-standing suppressed situation, effectively stabilizing above the $2 psychological level, with no significant trapped positions pressure in the short term.

More interestingly, on-chain data signals—indicating a clear rush by institutional investors. This pattern is somewhat similar to the main upward wave after a major coin launched a spot ETF last year, both accompanied by large capital inflows.

XRP is now trading around $2.38, and many traders are already waiting for further confirmation signals. Market liquidity is also gradually improving, adding more room for short-term movement.

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GateUser-5854de8b

· 01-09 04:23

Institutions are quietly accumulating positions, and this time it feels different.

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WalletManager

· 01-08 12:19

Damn, I saw the signal of this wave of institutional accumulation early on, on-chain data doesn't lie. Hold tight to the chips, keep your private keys secure, and the 2.38 level is indeed the right place to defend.

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RetailTherapist

· 01-06 04:53

Institutional accumulation? I can't see it, it's already hyped up over 2 dollars --- Waiting for confirmation signals? Bro, you're probably waiting for a signal to trap the retail investors --- Liquidity improvement... sounds like it's about to be cut again --- It's the same old ETF tracking trick, wake up everyone --- At the $2.38 level... I bet five bucks it will drop back down

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-06 04:53

I only half believe in institutions rushing to buy, it depends on whether it can break 3 dollars later. --- 2.38 is not a significant level, let's wait for a pullback before talking. --- The spot ETF hype is back again, every time it’s said like this and then nothing happens. --- On-chain data looks good, but retail investors still have to sit in the sidelines. --- Liquidity improvement? I think it's just the main players accumulating. --- Stabilizing at 2 dollars, is there room for imagination? Be cautious, everyone. --- This article looks like a promotional draft before a price pump... --- Can XRP really rise this time? It still depends on the attitude from the US side. --- Let's wait and see, don’t be fooled by the technicals.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-06 04:48

Signs of institutional entry are indeed obvious; this wave somewhat resembles the big capital consolidation trend from last year.

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CryptoMotivator

· 01-06 04:42

Institutions are quietly getting on board. I'm too familiar with this trick... Is it really going to take off?

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GasFeeLady

· 01-06 04:42

ngl watching xrp break $2 is giving me the same vibes as timing a low-gas window... finally something lines up after ages of boring sideways action

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-06 04:32

Institutional accumulation depends on holding periods. Can short-term trading and coin hoarding logic be the same? --- At the 2.38 level, are you still daring to chase? I think more retail investors are just following the institutions' tailwinds. --- Liquidity improvement opens up imagination space. I heard this last year too, but what was the result? --- Wait, are on-chain data really that obvious? Could it be that big V accounts are just leading the rhythm? --- Getting excited just because it stabilizes above $2—why not look at the historical highs? --- I just want to know how much this wave of institutional entry is related to ETF expectations. --- How long can the spot ETF meme last? Haha. --- Short-term imagination space is large, which also means higher risk, right? --- Suddenly, it feels like this kind of analysis is everywhere; nothing special.

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