#比特币价格走势 Watching XRP bounce back and forth in the $1.92-$2.01 range, honestly, it feels a bit familiar. This is a classic "repeated testing of key levels" tactic—whales are probing the distribution of chips, while retail investors are being repeatedly harvested here.

I've fallen into this trap before. At that time, I held onto the hope that "it would rebound once it returned to $2.00," but instead, it broke support and plunged straight to $1.80. That moment made me realize what "support levels are meant to be broken" really means.

Looking at this forecast now, with target prices like $2.20-$2.30 and downside risks of $1.20-$1.30—such a wide range, it almost means nothing was said. More importantly, many people are blinded by statements like "strong fundamentals and continuous institutional inflows," forgetting that the market is a short-term emotional game; only the long-term fundamentals can save you.

My simple advice: don't frequently go long or short within this volatile range—that's just feeding your chips to the machine. If you really want to participate, set stop-losses (exit if it falls below $1.90), and be clear whether you're betting on a rebound or gambling on a crash. A more prudent approach is to wait and see, and only act once the price stabilizes at a certain level and trading volume truly increases.

The secret to lasting longer is: better to miss out than to get cut.