XPL is currently fluctuating between 0.13 and 0.14, with minimal gains or losses. As a liquidity interface for trading tokens, it mainly exists to facilitate interactions between large-volume trades and stablecoins.

From a price perspective, starting at 0.1U, with a historical high of 1U, it is still oscillating around 0.1. In simple terms, it hasn't broken the cost basis, which indicates that the project team has no signs of rug pulling.

Technically, honestly, it's not very ideal. The chart lacks aesthetic appeal, hasn't formed a U-shaped reversal pattern, and shows no clear direction or volume. But precisely because of this, there is room for operation—bottom consolidation is often like this.

My approach is: hold as long as it doesn't break 0.1, waiting for that one surge. The market over the past two years has caused me significant losses, but I remain optimistic about the risk-reward ratio of this token. Once an upward trend is triggered, the space from 0.1 to 1U is enough to recover previous losses. The key is to set a proper stop-loss—if it breaks 0.1, exit decisively. That’s the bottom line.

This is not investment advice or hype, just sharing a trader’s thoughts and risk management approach in the current market environment.