Silver (XAG ) The low-position layout at the $1.5 level was perfectly hit in the target zone. This wave of market movement is truly powerful. Trading is like this—finding the right direction,坚持耐心持仓, and your opportunities will eventually come as promised. Recently, I’ve also seen similar low-position layout opportunities in popular coins like SOL, BNB, and XRP. The market always rewards those who know how to wait. The key is not to be disrupted by short-term fluctuations; market movements driven by technical analysis are often the most convincing. The spot market changes quickly, but as long as the direction is judged correctly, the rest is just a matter of time.

Ripple ecosystem coin XRP's prospects are not as bright as holders expect. It seems to have community support, but market performance is hard to impress—lacking strong positive catalysts, the "wealth growth dream" has basically become a bubble. The key lies in this position. As long as XRP cannot break above $10, its appeal as an investment tool will be greatly diminished. Its volatility isn't fierce enough, and large funds simply won't be interested; plus, unresolved regulatory issues have been holding it back, which is the most painful part. To put it simply, the current XRP is a bit awkward—it lacks explosive market movements and clear policy support. Its high-risk nature is evident, but expected returns are shrinking. Investors need to keep their eyes open and not be fooled by short-term rebounds. If this wave continues to trade sideways, it could be a sign of long-term trapping.

Recently, the market performance of XRP and SUI has indeed improved, and the rotation effect of mainstream coins has begun to manifest. From the correlation perspective, the strength of XRP usually boosts the performance of XLM, while the rise of SUI often drives SEI to follow suit. However, the current situation is a bit interesting—compared to XRP and SUI, SEI and XLM's gains are still relatively weaker. This means that when chasing high on SUI and XRP, it might be better to shift focus to SEI and XLM. From a cost-performance perspective, the latter two still have more room for a rebound, and they might actually be more cost-effective choices.