$XRP Setup | LONG XRP is trying to stabilize after a brutal five-day slide that took it from $1.41 down to $1.31. Price is now hovering around $1.36, sitting above the 100-day EMA at $1.339 which has been acting as a floor for the past two sessions. The monthly RSI is at its lowest level in 13 years, and the long-to-short ratio sits at 1.09, meaning positioning is starting to tilt slightly bullish. Trade Plan Direction: Long Entry Zone: $1.345 – $1.365 Stop Loss: $1.315 TP1: $1.395 TP2: $1.445 TP3: $1.500 Why This Makes Sense • XRPL payment volume jumped 153.9% in 24 hours to 363.3 million XRP, signaling fresh on-chain demand • The 100-day EMA at $1.339 is holding as support, and buying interest emerged near the $1.34 moving average zone • Monthly RSI at a 13-year low suggests the selling may be overextended; historically, such extreme readings have preceded sharp rebounds • Long-to-short ratio at 1.09 shows a modest tilt toward longs, though not overwhelming conviction Risk Note This is a counter-trend bounce play, not a confirmed reversal. XRP remains below both the 200-day EMA at $1.381 and the 50-day EMA at $1.395, so the overhead resistance is real. If price fails to reclaim $1.38 on a daily close, I'll cut the trade without hesitation. Position size accordingly. What do you think? Would you take this setup, or wait for a daily close above $1.38 before entering? #MooDCirCuiT ‍$XRP

$XRP is up 28% over 90 days, yet it is still down 44% over the past year. 📊 XRP/USDC Spot is at 1.3660, up 1.31% on the day. On the 1H chart, price flushed to the 1.3137 area, recovered quickly, then settled into a tight range under the 24h high of 1.3805. The shorter timeframes lean negative, with the 7-day change at -1.31% and the 30-day change at -4.72%. Turnover is only about 44.59K USDC, so this pair is thin and the chart may not reflect the wider XRP market. Does XRP break above 1.38 or lose 1.35 first? 👇 Let's go $XRP ‌