The last jump of #DeepCreationCamp over 6% draws attention from both traders and analysts. On one hand, it appears as a classic rebound amid overall market relief, with BTC returning to $67.5K, ETH approaching $2.2K, and risk assets generally experiencing short-term revival. Such movements are often accompanied by an increase in open interest in futures and a slight inflow of capital into instruments like XRP ETF — in this case, around $XRP million after two quiet days.

However, it’s important to remember: a short-term increase doesn’t always indicate the formation of a new rally. Often, these moves are technical in nature, where the market removes some liquidity, clears short positions, and tests psychological levels. In such cases, the rise can be quick but unstable, often followed by a correction or a retest of lower levels, especially if the overall trend has not yet changed.
The key factor now is the market structure and the behavior of institutional capital. So far, we see moderate investor interest, but it has not yet developed into a steady flow of buying that would confirm a medium-term recovery. In other words, XRP may be showing activity that looks stronger than it actually is, or a “half-dead cameo” before the next phase of volatility.
Therefore, the main thing now is to monitor key levels and volume dynamics, rather than rushing to conclusions. If the market can hold support and develop further momentum, then the rebound could turn into a more serious rally. Otherwise, it will remain a short-term spike that does not change the medium-term structure.