XRP has recently shown some interesting phenomena. In several leading exchanges, short positions are unusually concentrated, and longs have been hit hard, with significant liquidation scales. The price has been oscillating around the 2.17 level, and uncertainty is pervasive in the market.



From a technical perspective, the current situation is indeed worth caution. If a rebound occurs, encountering resistance in the 2.22 to 2.28 range is highly probable. This level is suitable for entering short positions, with a stop-loss set at 2.33. If things go smoothly, 2.03 is the next major target.

Another trigger point is breaking below 2.17. Once this line is breached, the aggressiveness of the bears will be fully activated, and the downward space will open up more rapidly.

But there's a detail to watch out for — the 2.028 level is the long-term support of EMA99, which historically tends to bounce back from this point. If the price really drops to between 2.03 and 2.05, consider taking a small position to gamble on a rebound, but you must be quick in and out, avoiding getting caught in a fight.

Overall, the logic still favors the bears. Rebound then short, breaking below key support and continuing to short will align with the main trend and increase the win rate. Trading ultimately is about odds; only when the probability of success is high enough is it worth taking action.
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StableGeniusvip
· 1h ago
nah empirically speaking, this 2.17 range-bound torture is exactly what i predicted weeks ago. shorts are literally printing money while retail gets liquidated... as usual. the math doesn't lie—risk-adjusted entries at 2.22-2.28 are inevitably where this breaks, not rocket science tbh
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LiquidatorFlashvip
· 01-07 21:51
This line at 2.028 I’ve been watching for half a year, and history has never disappointed me... I was right. --- With such a high liquidation risk, why still leverage up? Wake up. --- If 2.17 can't hold, you really need to exit quickly, no need to hesitate. --- Short on rebounds, continue short if support breaks... logical consistency, just afraid of softening during execution. --- If the odds are really not in your favor, you really shouldn’t take action, this is the most easily overlooked point. --- The pressure in the 2.22 to 2.28 range is indeed highly probable, but make sure to calculate the risk control ratio clearly before entering. --- With such concentrated lending positions, the risk alert should have been triggered long ago... --- I understand the idea of holding a small position to catch rebounds, but you must control that "quick exit" mindset, really. --- The scale of long liquidation is so large, the market volatility might be even crazier than you imagine. --- The 2.03 target is indeed valid, provided that 2.17 can't really hold.
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MidnightTradervip
· 01-07 21:48
2.17 Repeatedly hesitating, the bears are indeed fierce, and the bulls have been hammered hard in this wave.
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DoomCanistervip
· 01-07 21:44
2.17 this level is really a bit torturous, with the bears so fierce, not sure how long it can hold The bulls are indeed miserable right now, but the 2.028 line has been quite strong historically, maybe there’s still a rebound opportunity Is it easy to short? The recent market fluctuations are so unpredictable that I really don’t dare to bet casually Based on your analysis, 2.22-2.28 is a good shorting zone, but the biggest risk at such times is being stopped out A quick rebound for short-term trading is possible, but fast entries and exits really test your speed
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 01-07 21:34
2.17 is the hurdle, and the bears are really fierce. How many short positions have been liquidated by the bulls? The rebound resistance is between 2.22-2.28. At this level, short positions are indeed attractive. Enter quickly and exit quickly to finish the trade. If it breaks below 2.17, just wait and watch the show—bears are fully alive. Can it rebound around 2.03? EMA99 is protecting it. Taking a small position to gamble is also okay, don’t be greedy. Still, you have to follow the bears to make a living. The win rate is the key—it's really that simple.
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BlockchainTherapistvip
· 01-07 21:32
The short squeeze this time is indeed fierce. Why is the 2.17 level still being repeatedly tested? It feels like the main force is gathering strength.
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 01-07 21:31
2.17 is really stuck at this level, the bears are definitely bleeding out.
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Frontrunnervip
· 01-07 21:28
The short squeeze is really fierce. If it can't hold above 2.17, it will directly head to 2.03.
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