Honestly, at this stage, my view on XPL can be summed up in four words—no more fuss.

From a technical perspective, the price is stuck in the middle range, short-term fluctuations are weak, and the long-term is still in the brewing stage. Watching the market every day will only increase frustration. Instead of wasting energy guessing the next move, it's better to stay patient.

My strategy is straightforward: neither add nor reduce positions, and definitely not try to predict when a breakout will happen. I glance at the trend daily, consider action if there are obvious anomalies, and leave it alone if not. This casual attitude actually helps me avoid the trap of overtrading.

Honestly, XPL is currently in an interesting position—it’s not crashing dramatically like some projects, nor is it attracting new investors with tempting surges. It’s the kind of state everyone is waiting for, and no one wants to act rashly.

Worth noting is the rhythm on the Plasma side. Although there isn’t much public information, updates are steadily progressing, and there are no signs of a break in communication. The fact that they can continue outputting during tough market conditions shows the project team isn’t lying flat. Compared to some projects that either hype wildly in groups or disappear altogether, this restraint definitely scores points.

At this stage, the most important thing is to learn to wait. Don’t force trades when the market doesn’t give opportunities, to avoid exhausting yourself. Enter only when there are substantial changes. For now, keep XPL on the watchlist and see how things develop next.