Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon: the technical landscape of XRP is quietly changing.

Currently, XRP is trading around $2.120000, and it seems that the bulls still hold the upper hand. From the technical indicators, the RSI has reached 55.4, indicating that while there is upward momentum, it hasn't reached an extreme level yet. This lukewarm state sometimes breeds great opportunities.

Let's look at the key technical levels. The support below is at $2.035200, resistance above is at $2.204800, and there is a breakout level at $2.173000. This $2.173000 is particularly worth watching—if XRP can hold steady here, it theoretically has enough momentum to continue upward.

What’s more encouraging is that institutional funds seem to be showing interest in XRP. This is no small matter. Retail speculation and institutional entry are fundamentally different; large capital inflows often indicate a more long-term bullish attitude. This increased recognition can indeed change the market rhythm for projects like XRP.

My personal view is this: if XRP can break through the $2.173000 threshold, it’s likely to open up new upside space. Based on this logic, the trading plan could be to wait until a confirmed breakout above $2.173000 before considering adding to positions, with a prudent position size of about 30% of total funds. The stop-loss can be set at $2.035200 to effectively manage risk. As for the target, first see if $2.204800 can be taken out; if so, there’s room for higher gains later.

The key to this move lies in whether we can seize this node. If institutions continue to increase their positions, XRP might see a strong upward trend. Of course, market variables always exist, so risk management remains crucial. What do you all think about this trend?