#比特币价格走势 Seeing XRP fluctuate between $1.92 and $2.01, my first reaction is: this is a classic "trap" before a shakeout.

A 14% drop in a month and a 7.2% decline in a week—this rhythm is very familiar—whales are testing the market's resolve. The key support level is right there at $1.97-$2.00; once broken, it could accelerate down to $1.80, or even test lows of $1.20-$1.30. But look, market commentary is all about "strong fundamentals" and "institutional inflows," and that's the problem.

The pitfalls I've encountered over the years tell me that price prediction is never the real issue; the real questions are when to enter, at what level to exit, and how to manage risk. Instead of betting on whether XRP can return to $2.20-$2.30, it's better to ask yourself three questions:

First, do you have a stop-loss plan? Exit if it breaks below $1.95—don't rely on luck.

Second, what percentage of your assets are you risking? If it exceeds 5%, you should consider reducing your position now.

Third, how long can you afford to be trapped in this position? If the answer is "not at all," then don't touch it.

Those who say "wait for a rebound to $2.30" are often just offering psychological comfort to those already trapped. Truly experienced traders are never blinded by a "bullish" story.