Spent the last few weeks mapping out specific exit levels for my XRP holdings. Here's what the numbers are telling me:
The resistance zone around $2.50-$3.00 has been tested multiple times over the past cycle. If we break through there decisively, the next target opens up around $3.50-$4.00. But before getting greedy, I'm already planning partial exits at $2.25 and $2.80 to lock in gains progressively.
Downside scenario? If the support at $1.50 breaks, that could mean a retest of $1.20. That's my max pain threshold for holding.
The reason I'm splitting my exits into chunks rather than going all-in at one level is simple - crypto moves fast, and liquidity spikes matter. Taking profits in thirds gives me flexibility to ride upside surprises while protecting downside.
Not financial advice, just sharing how I'm thinking through my own allocation. Risk management beats perfect timing every single time.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 17h ago
The staggered exit strategy is really fine, just worried that I might be reluctant to sell when the time comes haha
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AirdropHarvester
· 17h ago
Sell in batches? Smart, otherwise, a single big sell could directly cause a crash.
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TheMemefather
· 18h ago
I've been using this strategy of selling in batches for a long time, just worried that a sudden surge might cause a double top.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 18h ago
Sell in batches? Alright, that's how I play too. I'm just worried about a sudden plunge catching me off guard.
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NotSatoshi
· 18h ago
The staggered exit strategy is indeed stable, just worried that I might be reluctant to sell again later.
Mapping Out My XRP Position Exit Points
Spent the last few weeks mapping out specific exit levels for my XRP holdings. Here's what the numbers are telling me:
The resistance zone around $2.50-$3.00 has been tested multiple times over the past cycle. If we break through there decisively, the next target opens up around $3.50-$4.00. But before getting greedy, I'm already planning partial exits at $2.25 and $2.80 to lock in gains progressively.
Downside scenario? If the support at $1.50 breaks, that could mean a retest of $1.20. That's my max pain threshold for holding.
The reason I'm splitting my exits into chunks rather than going all-in at one level is simple - crypto moves fast, and liquidity spikes matter. Taking profits in thirds gives me flexibility to ride upside surprises while protecting downside.
Not financial advice, just sharing how I'm thinking through my own allocation. Risk management beats perfect timing every single time.