It was already said very clearly last night: As long as 82 isn’t broken, just go ahead directly—no hesitation. Right now it’s been slowly falling. Moves like this are basically just accumulation by the market—so in the short term, watch 8w and 2300. Once it breaks down below them, it can’t be recovered. You can set up two plans: one is to follow the former, and the other is to wait and see—whether it breaks down. If it receives an effective support, you can try entering with a small position. #$BTC $ETH $XRP

$BTC Family! BTC has broken through the $81k mark 🚀, but XRP is still stuck at $1.42 resistance, clinging tightly—this rollercoaster market really has me exhausted 🤦‍♂️ First, let’s review the spot data: XRP has only slightly increased by 0.9% in 24 hours, down 2.1% over the past week, down 6% in the past month, and has fallen a total of 33% over the past year, completely failing to keep up with the market’s upward trend, with even decent rebounds dragging on. Ultimately, the core reasons XRP is underperforming are these points: BTC’s rise relies on continuous capital inflows from ETFs/ETPs and the inflation-hedging properties backed by major institutions, so when it dips, funds rush in to buy the dip; XRP, on the other hand, has missed out on this wave of benefits, with no new funds entering the market, and retail investors alone can’t move the market. Plus, the Federal Reserve’s high interest rates suppress risk assets, the U.S. “Clear Law” bill remains undecided, and regulatory uncertainty further worsens XRP’s already weak position. My personal view: Don’t be fooled by the future rate cut expectations; if there’s no clear sign of funds entering now, XRP will find it hard to move independently, and blindly buying the dip carries significant risks. I want to ask everyone: Are you still holding XRP? Are you planning to buy on dips or just switch to mainstream assets? Share your strategies in the comments!