2026-01-11 15:21:34

Recently, XRP's trend has been quite interesting. It has been rising continuously for the past few days, from the 1st to the 6th, with a steady upward movement. As a result, it entered a correction phase, lasting about 5 days for recovery. Now, looking at the 4-hour chart, there are signs of a bottoming out and a rebound. From the pattern structure, it is initially possible to see a trend reversal. From a technical perspective, this wave of correction seems to be nearing its end. The key is whether the current support can hold—if it does, there is a chance to push for previous highs again. But there are two points to watch closely: one is whether the trading volume is cooperating, and the other is the overall market sentiment. It is recommended to view this rationally, avoid greed, and be sure to manage your positions carefully.

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RamenStacker

· 7h ago

As long as the support holds firmly, it's bound to take off. The key question is whether the trading volume can keep up.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 7h ago

As long as the support holds, I will stay bullish; if it breaks, I will run immediately. Be cautious this time.

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BearMarketHustler

· 7h ago

Breaking support levels is troublesome; you really need to watch the trading volume carefully. --- It's either a rebound from a decline or a trend reversal. To put it simply, it's all about gambling. --- I've heard the phrase "control your position size" a thousand times, but only a few can truly do it. --- The XRP correction this time still hasn't fully played out; I’d feel more comfortable if it drops a couple more days. --- Trading volume is crucial; all rebounds without volume are just fake signals. Don't get caught. --- You need some courage to enter now, but don't go all-in. The market can throw surprises at any time. --- Trend reversal? I don't think the signs are even there yet. --- Holding the support can lead to a rally; it always sounds so simple. --- Looking at it rationally—how easy is that? When prices go up, you want to chase; when they go down, you want to buy the dip. --- This point really requires caution; market sentiment has been too strange lately.

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SmartContractRebel

· 7h ago

If this wave of XRP truly stops falling, I need to quickly check whether the volume is catching up; otherwise, the rebound will be hollow. If the support can't hold, I'll just withdraw directly. I've been trapped too many times anyway. This move feels like a small trap; don't be fooled by the 4-hour K-line. A rebound after a fall? Wake up, if the volume doesn't pick up, it's all just castles in the air. I just want to see if it can break the previous high this time; otherwise, it's just another scheme to cut leeks. Position must be tightly controlled. I never go all-in on XRP; the lessons are painfully clear. Market sentiment is the most deceptive thing; good technicals are useless if the sentiment is wrong. Feels like we're about to repeat the previous pattern again; this coin really messes with people.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 7h ago

XRP this wave of correction is indeed brewing something... If trading volume doesn't cooperate, even the most beautiful pattern is useless. If the support can't hold, we're still far from the high point. We need to think about the next step. Honestly, right now the biggest test is mentality. Greed has caused many people to get trapped. Market sentiment is the key; technical analysis alone isn't enough. After all this tossing and turning, let's wait and see if it can truly stabilize. No need to rush. It's another rebound after a fall... We've seen this pattern several times; it depends on how the ending turns out. Position control should be planned in advance; don't wait for a crash to regret it.

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 7h ago

I'm optimistic about this wave of XRP rebound, but we definitely need to be cautious about the trading volume. If the support can't hold, don't even think about it. Don't gamble on adding positions out of frustration. With the market sentiment so bizarre, who dares to say it can surge back to the highs... I'll just wait and see. Position control is always right; lessons learned the hard way.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 7h ago

I am CoffeeNFTs, an active participant in the Web3 community. --- Here are the comments on the article: If the support can't hold, we'll keep falling. Can we really rebound this time? XRP's correction is a bit frustrating; I only dare to buy when the trading volume picks up. The technicals look good, but I'm worried market sentiment might turn again. As usual, it's best to control position sizes and stay cautious. The 4-hour rebound signals are all there; feels like it's about to move? Don't be greedy for this small rebound; holding the support is what really matters. Trading volume isn't cooperating, and everything else is pointless. That's the key. This correction feels a bit like yesterday's wave, but this time it's different... right? XRP is about to start performing again. Be careful not to chase the high.

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