Just saw on-chain XRP data – realized losses this week reached $1.93 billion, which is the largest since about 39 months ago in 2022. Back then, after a capitulation like this, XRP rose 114% over 8 months. So this could be a signal that sellers are exhausted. The price dropped from $1.36 to $1.33 with high volume, so this is aggressive selling, not just thin liquidity. Currently, the ledger price is at $1.35 level, acting as resistance, along with the $1.40-$1.41 zone that continues to hold back the rally. What’s interesting is that such large realized losses require buyers ready to take positions. Usually, during capitulation, coins shift from emotional traders to long-term holders with stronger conviction. If the 2022 pattern repeats, this could serve as a foundation for recovery. But we still need to see if spot demand remains stable or if selling pressure increases again next week. The macro context remains uncertain, so a full recovery cannot be confidently expected yet.

Just noticed XRP has been holding up way better than BTC and ETH during this recent dip. While Bitcoin dropped 2.43% and Ethereum fell 1.78% in the last 24 hours, XRP only slipped 0.96%. Seems like a lot of traders are rotating into the ether and finding XRP as an interesting alternative right now. The money that would normally flow into the major players seems to be spreading around more. Could be just the usual volatility, but it's interesting to see how capital moves during these corrections. XRP sitting at $1.33 while BTC holds around $71K and ETH at $2.2K. Not saying this is some major breakout, just an observation on where the action has been lately. Anyone else noticing similar patterns with alternative assets outperforming during the shake-outs?

Remember, there are only 1.7 billion XRP left on exchanges.😏💨 This is the lowest level of XRP held on exchanges in seven years.🙇‍♂️ 21 Shares refers to this as “the supply-shock mechanism.”📈 “This intersection of scale and scarcity is the PRIMARY ENGINE for a non-linear