XRP four-hour chart is brewing a trend choice. The resistance at 1.9 is a psychological barrier, while 1.8 has become a line of defense. Recently, an interesting piece of information emerged — an institution's XRP holdings are floating at a loss of over $220 million.
The data is quite striking: they hold 389 million XRP, having invested $950 million at the time, now only worth $720 million. Why is such a large gap still there? There are only two possibilities — one is to stubbornly wait for the bull market turnaround, and the other is that there are other plans behind the scenes. This judgment is key to predicting the subsequent trend.
From the candlestick perspective, MACD is already brewing a death cross turning into a golden cross, with signs of a short-term rebound gradually appearing. Regarding resistance levels, 1.876 is the first hurdle, and 1.95 is a hard top; a one-time breakthrough is unlikely. Support is at 1.825; if broken, watch whether 1.77 can hold. Currently, XRP is hovering around 1.86, with trading volume clearly shrinking, and both bulls and bears are waiting for a breakout signal.
Trading strategy considerations are as follows: at the 1.876-1.9 level, try reducing positions or lightly shorting, targeting 1.83-1.825. For reverse operations, if the price pulls back to stabilize at 1.77-1.78, take a small long position to catch the rebound to 1.85. The key is discipline — don’t go all-in to gamble on the direction, use small positions to explore, and add more gradually after confirming the trend.
The most probable short-term scenario is a rally to test 1.876, even reaching near 1.9, but breaking through 1.95 will not be easy. This large loss by the institution actually signals that selling pressure might be limited — institutions generally do not easily stop-loss and pile into dumps. On the other hand, it also indicates that short-term new funds are insufficient, making the market prone to repeated rises and falls.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 4h ago
Institutions' 220 million floating losses are just sitting there—either they are extremely confident or have no other options. This is the key to understanding the subsequent market trend.
XRP is still fluctuating repeatedly, just waiting for the moment of breakout.
Try 1.876, but don't get carried away and heavily bet; this game requires caution.
This shrinking volume seems to be holding back a big move, with both bulls and bears waiting for the other side to act first.
Breaking through 1.95? Probably not that easy, but at least the institutions aren't dumping the market, which suggests it won't collapse.
New funds are indeed insufficient; this back-and-forth movement is even more frustrating.
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LongTermDreamer
· 4h ago
Haha, three years ago I analyzed XRP the same way, and guess what? I'm still waiting for a turnaround. I believe the institution lost 220 million, but I think they've actually given up long ago; after all, time is on their side.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 4h ago
The 220 million floating loss for the institution, to put it simply, is a gamble that they can turn things around later. I believe in this logic.
Wait, can 1.876 really hold? Feels like it might test 1.9 at any moment.
It's true that small positions are for trial and error, but I'm just worried someone will go all-in with a heavy position again.
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MEVvictim
· 4h ago
Institutions lost 220 million but are still holding on, now that's a real gambler, waiting for the bull market to turn around?
Hold on, let's flip this logic—if they don't dare to sell off, it means no one dares to take on the market in the short term. Isn't that a bottom signal?
The 1.86 level is really stuck, trading volume has dried up significantly, it feels like the next step depends on who gives in first.
A light position to explore is a good idea, but I still think the 1.77 defense line is a bit weak; if it drops further, it might not be able to hold.
I agree that breaking through 1.95 is unlikely; probably will have to test and friction repeatedly.
The biggest pain point of this institutional loss is what it indicates—new money simply can't come in.
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ChainPoet
· 4h ago
Institutions are holding on despite such a big gap, which shows they know something we don't, or they just have a gambler's mentality.
Getting stuck at 1.86 is really uncomfortable, with trading volume shrinking like this, it's really just waiting for a signal.
If the 1.77 level can't hold, I'll turn around and run.
But to be honest, this kind of stalemate market isn't interesting; exploring step by step is the right way, don't expect a sudden turnaround.
Limited selling pressure from institutions is a good sign; at least there won't be a sudden big drop.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 4h ago
honestly the institution sitting on 2.2B in losses is kinda fascinating... like are they actually that confident or just too stubborn to admit defeat lol. either way feels like a trap waiting to happen ngl
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degenonymous
· 4h ago
Institutions are taking quite a hit in this wave of losses, yet they stubbornly refuse to act. It feels like they are waiting for a rebound or have other plans.
Let's see if we can get past the 1.9 hurdle; I'm not very optimistic.
Light positions are the right approach; don't tell me someone is heavily betting on this.
The trading volume of this market has shrunk significantly, it seems both bulls and bears are just watching the show.
The fact that institutions are not dumping the market suggests that new money is not flowing in much, and there might be more oscillations ahead.
If it can stabilize above 1.77, then consider buying; it's still early.
XRP four-hour chart is brewing a trend choice. The resistance at 1.9 is a psychological barrier, while 1.8 has become a line of defense. Recently, an interesting piece of information emerged — an institution's XRP holdings are floating at a loss of over $220 million.
The data is quite striking: they hold 389 million XRP, having invested $950 million at the time, now only worth $720 million. Why is such a large gap still there? There are only two possibilities — one is to stubbornly wait for the bull market turnaround, and the other is that there are other plans behind the scenes. This judgment is key to predicting the subsequent trend.
From the candlestick perspective, MACD is already brewing a death cross turning into a golden cross, with signs of a short-term rebound gradually appearing. Regarding resistance levels, 1.876 is the first hurdle, and 1.95 is a hard top; a one-time breakthrough is unlikely. Support is at 1.825; if broken, watch whether 1.77 can hold. Currently, XRP is hovering around 1.86, with trading volume clearly shrinking, and both bulls and bears are waiting for a breakout signal.
Trading strategy considerations are as follows: at the 1.876-1.9 level, try reducing positions or lightly shorting, targeting 1.83-1.825. For reverse operations, if the price pulls back to stabilize at 1.77-1.78, take a small long position to catch the rebound to 1.85. The key is discipline — don’t go all-in to gamble on the direction, use small positions to explore, and add more gradually after confirming the trend.
The most probable short-term scenario is a rally to test 1.876, even reaching near 1.9, but breaking through 1.95 will not be easy. This large loss by the institution actually signals that selling pressure might be limited — institutions generally do not easily stop-loss and pile into dumps. On the other hand, it also indicates that short-term new funds are insufficient, making the market prone to repeated rises and falls.