XRP leverage decreases after bi-directional clearing, MACD golden cross signals a potential upward breakout?

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【CryptoWorld】XRP experienced a rare two-way liquidation storm in Binance futures market, with nearly ten million dollars worth of leveraged positions being wiped out. After this round of clearing, on-chain leverage ratios have significantly decreased, and short-term risk has eased. Currently, XRP’s price stabilizes around $2.10, in a range-bound consolidation.

In terms of capital flow, although there has been a recent outflow of $40.8 million, it has not changed the overall trend of institutional participation—since the launch of the spot XRP ETF, nearly $1.49 billion has been accumulated, fully indicating increasing recognition from traditional financial institutions. Whale trading activity still exists, but it has cooled down significantly compared to the peak in December.

Even more interesting are the signals from technical analysis. The 5-day MACD indicator has shown a golden cross pattern, and interestingly, this signal last appeared just before the July rally. This naturally raises the question: will history repeat itself, and can XRP once again surge to its all-time high of $3.68? For now, this remains a question worth ongoing observation.

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MeaninglessApevip
· 01-09 13:26
Is double-sided clearing all there is? Then those leverage traders are going to lose everything. Wait, is the MACD golden cross aligned with July? Bro, are you sure you're not just telling stories? After clearing the positions, a rebound follows—I've seen this routine too many times. Institutions are accumulating... while retail investors are going all-in, a classic story. The $2.1 level is a bit awkward, unable to break above. If we're going to reenact the July market, then just take off already. Whale activity cooling down indicates they're waiting for the next opportunity.
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SurvivorshipBiasvip
· 01-09 13:23
Bidirectional clearing is here again, and this time it's quite thorough. By the way, the focus should be on the 1.49 billion ETF inflow, as institutions have been continuously bottom-fishing. MACD golden cross compared to July? That wave of gains was still crazy in hindsight, but can it be replicated this time? It seems difficult.
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TopBuyerBottomSellervip
· 01-09 13:05
Leveraged liquidation has gone wrong, but 1.49 billion in the market is no joke. This is true patience from institutions. Is history repeating itself? I bought the dip in July, and this time... let's just see what MACD says. Anyway, I’ve already become the top-timing bagholder haha. 4 million outflow? Small change. Compared to the billions sucked in by ETFs, it’s not even worth mentioning. At 2.1, the market is consolidating—either gathering strength for a move or continuing to trap retail investors like us. It’s a 50/50 chance. Leverage liquidations are like knives for retail investors, but for institutions, they’re just an opportunity to jump in. Have you figured out this game plan yet?
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