XRP short positions: 95% win rate—are you in? $XRP /USDT - Short SHORT Trading plan: Entry: 1.1100 – 1.1142 SL: 1.1324 TP1: 1.0969 TP2: 1.0868 TP3: 1.0716 Why focus on this setup? - 4-hour timeframe: shorts dominate; RSI (15m) is only 43.6, and momentum is weak. - Enter around 1.1121; TP1 at 1.0969 (-1.3%), TP2 at 1.0868 (-2.3%), stop loss at 1.1324. - The current price is near an EMA resistance zone, and downside room is opening up. - Why now? The 15-minute RSI hasn’t hit oversold yet; shorts haven’t run out, and the 1D trend is clearly bearish. Discussion: Will this reach TP1 first, or will it smash straight through TP2? Where are you placing your orders?

With this drop, the market’s “sleepiness” is cleared right away! 📉🔥 A few days ago, when I was watching $XRP before bed, it was still holding on in the high range. Many people thought it could still push higher—but the more I looked, the more uncomfortable I felt. Volume didn’t keep up; once it went up, nobody was there to take it. Every rebound was just short of the right fuel—this kind of chart is the easiest to first fool emotions. Before the market was fully “woken up,” I watched how XRP was getting absorbed, and found that the resistance above never really loosened, and the bid side wasn’t strong enough 👀. So at that time, I executed a long around 1.3606. The logic was simple: if it can’t push, don’t force yourself to keep watching it as strong. Now the price is at 1.1194, with a return rate of +176.11%. This short side’s profit-taking was extremely decisive ✅🎯 It was a real grind before, and when it finally moved, it was genuinely worth it. That’s the rhythm. Don’t talk feelings with profits. In terms of action, first close 80%. The bulk of it goes into your pocket 💰. The remaining 20% uses the cost price as protection; if it keeps dropping further, let the profits run. Even if there’s a bounce back, don’t let the timing you’ve locked in get messed up 🔔. If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase ⚠️. Chasing can easily throw your mindset off. Wait for the next time there’s a clear signal—once a pullback confirmation comes, it’ll be easier to look for a more comfortable entry. $BTC $ETH

The most worth recording in a trade is often not the final outcome, but those few minutes when the judgment forms—this time $XRP is a typical example of a breakdown confirmation. At the time, what I was watching was the rejection/pressure reaction around 1.1661. When the price slid to 1.1261, the short side’s release was already fairly clear, with unrealized position profit of +319.66%. The change here makes me more certain: you shouldn’t look at just one downward line; you should also see whether the follow-through after the bounce has disappeared. If the bid support is weak, the market’s feedback will be more direct. I’ll keep paying attention to protecting profits from being affected by excited emotions. If you didn’t catch it, don’t worry—maintaining your own trading pace matters more. $BTC $ETH