XRP at the 1.093 level—does the long side still dare to get in? $XRP /USDT - short Trading plan: Entry: 1.092 – 1.094 SL: 1.103 TP1: 1.085 TP2: 1.080 TP3: 1.072 Why focus on this structure? - The 1D trend is clearly bearish, the 4h direction is SHORT, with 95% high confidence. - The reference price on 1h is 1.093; the RSI on 15m is only 53.99, and the rebound lacks strength. - The entry zone is 1.092–1.094, with TP1 at 1.085, TP2 at 1.080, and SL at 1.103. - Why now? 1.093 is close to EMA resistance suppression; bearish momentum hasn’t been released, making chasing shorts a high-value setup. Discussion: For this move, will it first reach TP2 at 1.080, or will it lure longs to push up and pull back to 1.101 before going short?

XRP shorts have a 95% win rate—are you brave enough to trade it? $XRP /USDT - SHORT Trading plan: Entry: 1.0925 – 1.0949 SL: 1.1051 TP1: 1.0851 TP2: 1.0794 TP3: 1.0708 Why focus on this setup? - 4-hour timeframe confirms the bearish trend; daily chart is bearish; RSI on the 15-minute timeframe is only 56.73, and bounces lack strength. - Current price is 1.0937, near the EMA resistance area; entry zone is 1.0925-1.0949. - First target TP1 1.0851, second target TP2 1.0794; stop loss 1.1051—risk is controllable. - Why now? The rebound is stalling, and bearish momentum is building up to fire. Discussion: Will this drop hit TP2 first, or will it turn into a bull trap?

$XRP ‌ has better headlines than the price action right now.\ Ripple obtained full MiCA authorization in Europe, institutional access is expanding, and ETF demand remains significant. However, XRP is still close to $1.09, struggling to break above the 1.13 zone. That divergence catches my attention. A volume-backed breakout above 1.13 could change the momentum, but until then, I’m watching the price instead of chasing headlines.#PredictWorldCupWin40000U