2026-01-15 20:23:50

XRP's recent performance is quite interesting — it has been blocked four times in front of a key downtrend line and is now repeatedly testing the $2.13 level. How strong is the support? Looking down, the $1.95 line is worth watching; if it breaks, attention should be paid. On the upside, the resistance levels are quite clear, with the $2.4 to $2.6 range appearing solid.

An interesting contradiction has emerged: spot ETF funds have been flowing in continuously, with a total inflow reaching $1.26 billion. However, traders in the derivatives market seem to be retreating, with futures trading volume dropping by 30%. In this case, the disconnect between capital and sentiment is quite apparent.

Additionally, Ripple has recently made a significant move — investing $150 million to acquire LMAX Group, aiming to connect its $1.4 billion stablecoin RLUSD to LMAX's institutional trading system. This strategic move is part of a layout for the institutional application ecosystem of stablecoins, which should boost the actual usage and liquidity of RLUSD.

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PositionPhobia

· 2h ago

1.95 if it can't break, there's still hope. Now is the time to test the bottom water temperature. Futures volume drops 30%? Are institutions fleeing or waiting? This disconnection is really absolute. Ripple invests 150 million to promote RLUSD, is it trying to forcibly create an ecosystem? The 2.4-2.6 threshold is really tough. If it can't go up, just continue to fluctuate. Spot ETF inflows and futures bleeding, this contrast just doesn't look right.

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LongTermDreamer

· 8h ago

Four times blocked in front of the downtrend line, isn't this just building up strength? Looking back three years from now, I think this position is basically a bargain. Funds are flowing into ETFs but futures volume has dropped 30%... indicating that those who truly want to hold long-term are in, while short-term traders have all exited. Good news. Ripple's $150 million investment in LMAX, isn't this just building an ecosystem for RLUSD? In our crypto circle, it all depends on who can truly implement the application. I think this move is quite clever. Repeated tests on 2.13, whether it breaks 1.95 is the key... But I still favor this position, just accumulating slowly.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 8h ago

Wait, 2.13 is being tested repeatedly. Why are the traders still retreating... Are the big players still building positions or just harvesting profits?

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 8h ago

2.13 This position is really stuck; it feels like it will either explode or break.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 8h ago

Ha, 2.13 has hit the limit four times and still wants to break through? I bet the futures guys are right; the capital coming in is just the rhythm of cutting leeks. Wait, Ripple is investing 150 million to promote RLUSD? This is just prolonging the life of their stablecoin, getting a bit anxious. Spot ETF inflows + futures volume down 30% = big players are positioning, retail investors are fleeing, classic setup. If 1.95 breaks, then we’ll talk; 2.4 is completely out of sight. Can RLUSD really take off? Feels like Ripple is just hyping itself. By the way, capital is flowing in but futures volume is dropping, that’s the real divergence signal—someone is paving the way.

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bridge_anxiety

· 9h ago

$2.13 here repeatedly testing, it's a bit annoying, feels like it might break at any moment

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