Is the market pullback the end of the world? Perhaps some coins are quietly preparing to fight back.

The recent pullback of Bitcoin has actually helped the market squeeze out a lot of the bubbles. With the leverage down, funds might flow towards those coins that still have some real capabilities. I'm focusing on three targets, and they feel a bit different:

Let's talk about XRP first. Ripple's cross-border payment system is still operational, and the partnerships have never ceased, which means the fundamentals are still there. The price has dropped from around $1.2, and technically it is already severely oversold. If the regulatory policies in the US can become clearer, it would definitely be a positive for it—of course, how much it can rise will depend on the specific situation, so don't think too much.

What about SOL? It has the advantages of fast speed and low transaction fees, which are evident, and the ecosystem is indeed in motion. Currently just over $120, there is still a considerable distance from the historical high of $260. Once the market atmosphere warms up, the upward space will open after breaking through key resistance levels, but if the overall environment is not good, it will be difficult to rely solely on itself.

As for PEPE, this is purely an emotional game. As a meme coin, the price follows the popularity and topic, and now it is far from the peak of $0.000015, with terrifying volatility. It may bounce a bit in the short term, but the risk is huge; one must be psychologically prepared to play this.

To summarize: If the market sentiment improves, the logic behind the rebound of these three coins is completely different. XRP and SOL rely on actual progress and market recognition, while PEPE is purely driven by emotional speculation. Weigh it for yourself. #数字资产市场观察 $XRP $PEPE