Recently, XRP's performance has indeed made many holders restless. Since the beginning of the month, the price has experienced a decline—first breaking through the $2.00 mark, and at one point even falling below $1.80. Although there was a rebound later, with some trying to hold around $1.90, the development of the situation has exceeded most people's expectations.
Yesterday's situation was even worse. At the close, XRP failed to hold the $1.90 level, and the current price is around $1.87. Although there was a rebound from $1.83 during the session, the overall trend remains weak.
Some seasoned analysts point out that the $1.90 level is particularly important. From a technical perspective, as long as the price stays above this level, the overall market structure can still maintain a bullish tone; but once it breaks downward, there could be a larger adjustment space ahead. Some analyses even suggest that XRP might drop to around $1.10.
Looking back at this week's trend, XRP previously surged to $1.95, with a significant increase, but quickly cooled off and fell back. Technical indicators have issued sell signals, indicating that the recent rise was a bit too rapid, and a correction is reasonable.
In the longer term, from July to now, XRP has already fallen more than 40%, and market sentiment has clearly turned pessimistic. Negative voices online are increasing, and the overall atmosphere is somewhat oppressive. However, data shows that when market sentiment reaches extreme pessimism, it can sometimes become the starting point for a rebound. This has happened multiple times in history.
For new investors in the crypto space, remember one key point: $1.90 is the critical dividing line in this wave of market movement. When the situation is still unclear, rather than rushing to buy the dip, it’s more practical to control risks and reduce position pressure accordingly.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-28 10:22
1.90 is really the hurdle that needs to be broken, stay calm
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Down again and again, I really can't hold on to my XRP
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Wait for the bottom signal, now trying to buy the dip is just asking for death
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Since dropping 40% since July, how long does it take to rebound and break even?
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Is extreme pessimism actually an opportunity? I've heard this kind of talk too many times, better to stay away first
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Is 1.10 really going to happen? Then I might have to liquidate all my holdings
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There are indeed many bearish people, but I also dare not buy
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If I can't hold 1.90, it's game over. The technicals are really that straightforward
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Newcomers should learn how to cut losses now, don't think about buying the dip to get rich
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A week of half rebound and half decline, who can handle this back-and-forth?
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quietly_staking
· 12-28 08:53
1.90 is really the life-and-death line; breaking it means disaster
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Both falling and rebounding, this rhythm is exhausting, might as well wait for a bottom signal
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Extreme pessimism is the signal to buy the dip? That's true, but who can accurately hit that point
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A 40% decline, these past few months truly deserve the sleepless nights of the leek farmers
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I just want to know if it will really drop to 1.10, feels like the main force is brewing some big move
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The more bearish voices, the better. Anyway, I've already reduced my position, will wait for signals
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Breaking down to 1.10? Since it's already being said, I actually look forward to it; history has indeed repeated itself
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Not buying the dip is correct, but waiting like this is also very uncomfortable
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RealYieldWizard
· 12-27 13:17
$1.90 breaking is the end, don't talk about bottoms anymore. Haven't you had enough of stepping on so many pits before?
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MetaMisfit
· 12-27 07:42
1.90 this line really broke, I told you so, those who bought the dip are now trapped
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40% decline... I just want to know who is still adding positions, brave enough
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Extreme pessimism = rebound starting point? Sounds good, but my wallet has already spoken no
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Reducing position pressure is a great suggestion, but unfortunately I already went all-in
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1.10? Don’t scare me, I still want to sleep
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Always talking about key levels, but key levels keep getting broken through, I’m numb
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The sell signal from technical indicators appeared a week early, why didn’t you call it out sooner
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Is the rebound just because of the many bearish voices? Then why am I still losing now
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RuntimeError
· 12-25 10:55
1. If you can't hold 1.90, it's really over. This time, it feels like XRP will drop to a ghostly level.
This drop has fallen over 40% in more than a month. If I had known, I wouldn't be so persistent.
Waiting for extreme pessimism? Ha, extreme pessimism in the crypto circle can last an entire year. Who can wait that long?
Newcomers, don't buy the dip. Staying alive is more important.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-25 10:54
1. Breaking below $1.90, what else can you expect? I really can't hold on anymore.
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Damn, it's another good time to buy the dip. Believe it or not, I'm already scared.
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Is extreme pessimism equal to a buying point? Just listen, don't really believe it.
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Falling from $2 to $1.87, who can withstand a forty percent drop?
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If it really drops to $1.10, I might have to sell my house to buy the dip haha.
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All the technical indicators are signaling a sell; there's no point in watching anymore. Stop loss if needed.
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This is the crypto world—today's bottom is tomorrow's ceiling.
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Lowering position pressure is the real talk; everything else is nonsense.
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Breaking below 1.90 means it's over. Nothing much to say, just wait for a rebound and die.
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The theory that extreme pessimism is the starting point of a rebound has been heard for three years, and it has never been accurate.
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LiquidationKing
· 12-25 10:52
1.90 this line has really been broken, how come there are still people daring to buy the dip...
I've sold half my position, let's wait and see
A 40% drop and people are still calling for the bottom? In my opinion, the bottom line is just a psychological bottom
Extremely pessimistic = rebound starting point? How many times have I heard this rhetoric?
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DAOdreamer
· 12-25 10:46
1.90 this line really can't hold, feels like it's going to drop to 1.1
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It's another bottom-fishing moment and getting trapped; better to wait patiently for signals
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Extreme pessimism is an opportunity? That's what we said last year, where did they all go now?
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Since dropping 40% since July, I really can't take it anymore; reducing position is the right move
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Once 1.90 breaks, it's over; how much room is left after that?
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Beginners, never listen to analysts; controlling your own risk is the most important
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ForkTongue
· 12-25 10:40
1.90 this line really can't be held, I knew there was still hope behind...
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XRP dropped again, feels like the same story keeps repeating, so annoying
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Is extreme pessimism the bottom? Then we still have to fall now, public opinion isn't desperate enough yet
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Instead of guessing whether 1.10 will be reached, better to think about how to survive and see a rebound
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No wonder beginners get cut, can't even hold 1.90 and still want to buy the dip, this wave is destined to be a trap
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Since falling 40% since July, honestly I don't want to look at the K-line anymore, let's wait for a rebound signal first
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Anon32942
· 12-25 10:26
1.90 this line is really broken, and we might get hit later
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It's another extremely pessimistic routine, history is repeating itself, but this time we need to wait and see
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40% now, and some people still dare to buy the dip? I'm completely scared
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Instead of guessing the bottom, it's better to stay alive first. Reducing positions is still a good suggestion
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Daring to say 1.10, these analysts really dare to think haha
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Is the abundance of bearish voices an opportunity? I'm tired of this rhetoric, let's wait and see
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If we can't hold 1.90, it's over. The technicals all point to a correction, it's hard to say when the rebound will come
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XRP's turbulence, holders' mentality must have already collapsed
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Extreme pessimism might actually be the starting point, but the problem is we can't wait anymore
Recently, XRP's performance has indeed made many holders restless. Since the beginning of the month, the price has experienced a decline—first breaking through the $2.00 mark, and at one point even falling below $1.80. Although there was a rebound later, with some trying to hold around $1.90, the development of the situation has exceeded most people's expectations.
Yesterday's situation was even worse. At the close, XRP failed to hold the $1.90 level, and the current price is around $1.87. Although there was a rebound from $1.83 during the session, the overall trend remains weak.
Some seasoned analysts point out that the $1.90 level is particularly important. From a technical perspective, as long as the price stays above this level, the overall market structure can still maintain a bullish tone; but once it breaks downward, there could be a larger adjustment space ahead. Some analyses even suggest that XRP might drop to around $1.10.
Looking back at this week's trend, XRP previously surged to $1.95, with a significant increase, but quickly cooled off and fell back. Technical indicators have issued sell signals, indicating that the recent rise was a bit too rapid, and a correction is reasonable.
In the longer term, from July to now, XRP has already fallen more than 40%, and market sentiment has clearly turned pessimistic. Negative voices online are increasing, and the overall atmosphere is somewhat oppressive. However, data shows that when market sentiment reaches extreme pessimism, it can sometimes become the starting point for a rebound. This has happened multiple times in history.
For new investors in the crypto space, remember one key point: $1.90 is the critical dividing line in this wave of market movement. When the situation is still unclear, rather than rushing to buy the dip, it’s more practical to control risks and reduce position pressure accordingly.