Recent performance of XRP has indeed been eye-catching. With the launch of ETF products and continuous capital inflows, this established coin has once again come into the market spotlight. Last Tuesday alone, it gained 12%, and at the current pace, the 15% target doesn't seem out of reach.



From a capital perspective, the吸金 effect of ETFs should not be underestimated. As an important bridge between traditional finance and digital assets, ETF products are attracting increasing amounts of incremental funds. The sustained inflow of this capital indeed provides momentum for XRP's rise. But here, we need to stay alert — the nature of hot money determines its liquidity.

The key issue is sustainability. ETF funds exhibit obvious cyclical characteristics; today's surge in inflows could turn into tomorrow's outflows. Moreover, changes in the regulatory environment often become decisive factors. The SEC's fluctuating stance can alter market expectations with a single approval, and the upward trend can reverse in an instant.

On the technical side, the 15% increase target is essentially a forecast based on chart analysis. Such predictions have some reference value when market sentiment is high, but they should never be the sole basis for trading decisions. History repeatedly shows that investors blinded by numbers are often the ones suffering the biggest losses.

So, what should the attitude be? Stay attentive but not lose rationality. Closely monitor capital flows and policy developments, participate appropriately rather than going all in. Risks always objectively exist, and acknowledging this is itself a way to protect your assets.
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APY追逐者vip
· 01-09 10:12
Hot money flows in and out, and a single statement from the SEC can cause a total loss. How can you dare to go all in on this wave?
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 01-07 21:56
XRP this wave is indeed fierce, but ETF hot money comes in quickly and goes out just as fast. A single statement from the SEC can pull it back, don't be blinded by the surge. Just looking at the chart and going all in, most likely you'll have to pay tuition fees.
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PumpAnalystvip
· 01-06 23:11
It's bearish, but this rebound does have some substance. However, don't be fooled by the 12% increase; the big players are just waiting for retail investors to chase the high.
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Tokenomics911vip
· 01-06 11:55
Hmm... Another positive ETF news, and a 15% target. I'm tired of hearing it. Wake up, everyone.
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DaoGovernanceOfficervip
· 01-06 11:54
ngl the sec regulatory arbitrage thesis here is weak. empirically speaking, xrp's pump correlates more with retail fomo cycles than actual policy clarity. data suggests etf inflows are just another liquidity layer—nothing revolutionary.
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OPsychologyvip
· 01-06 11:54
Good grief, another round of "rational analysis." I just want to ask how many people can really manage to not go all in.
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CryptoTarotReadervip
· 01-06 11:49
Honestly, it's the same old story with ETFs and 15%. I'm tired of hearing this... But this time, it seems a bit different. Hot money entering the market is easy to turn against you; just one SEC news can completely reverse the trend. Those still shouting target prices are probably trying to lure others into buying in, right? The recent hype around XRP feels like a repeat of last year's coin; the risk is terrifyingly high. As soon as the SEC moves, these ETF funds will immediately run away. To be safe, it's better not to go all in. Wait, why is it always the same routine? The market is a bit too scripted... I'm not betting on this short-term surge anymore. It's better to stay on the sidelines and observe the true flow of funds. Hot money is inherently short-lived; charts can be deceiving. In times like these, it's better to think in the opposite direction. Everyone's chasing 15%, but what happens after that 15%?
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BackrowObservervip
· 01-06 11:30
It's the same story again: ETFs attract funds, hot money flows in, the SEC wavers... Ultimately, it's still a gamble on regulation.
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