Current perp DEX priorities and a quick rundown TOP PRIORITY @OndoPerps running 12 weeks of USDC rewards, the RWA angle fits DN really well @nadoHQ S2 rewards users for holding RWA positions @tread_fi AI agents for research + automated execution ACTIVE TRADING @AFX_XYZ S1 points just started, the Guild setup looks good, 10 each doing a $1k+ weekly volume, top 50 guilds split weekly 22,857 pool (total pre-TGE points are capped at 10M), if u doing HYPE-style point math, capped early points on a live perp DEX are worth paying attention to. @variational_io for DN trading RWAs, it still works fine @risextrade is mainly trading here while waiting for the points program details to be revealed WAITLIST @bulktrade my capital is already sitting there, just waiting for trading @perpltrade looks interesting, with the early points system and trading competition EX-TRADE earned a few points on these earlier, not actively focused on them right now just my current perp DEX rotation. https://app.afx.xyz/trade/BTCUSDC?src=bn
Honestly, XRP is testing everyone's patience right now, and I mean everyone. While the rest of the market is doing its usual indecisive dance, XRP has been quietly coiling between $1.30 and $1.45 for what feels like forever. No big breakout. No dramatic crash. Just... waiting.
Here's what I'm watching: The $1.26–$1.30 zone is holding up surprisingly well. Whale wallets have been quietly accumulating in this range over the past 48 hours, not the kind of thing that happens when smart money is running scared. That said, if $1.26 cracks, I won't sugarcoat it. $1.15 becomes a very real conversation very fast. On the upside, $1.41 is basically a brick wall right now. Every time price taps it, the bears show up and slap it back down like clockwork. But here's the thing, a clean daily close above $1.41 changes everything. That's the green light for a push toward $1.60. RSI is sitting at 44.13, not screaming oversold, but definitely not overheated either. There's room to run if volume decides to wake up. What actually has my attention though is the disconnect between XRPL transaction volumes and price. Network activity is surging, but price hasn't responded yet. That kind of divergence usually doesn't last, and when it closes, it tends to close fast.
My plan is simple: I'm watching $1.30 through the weekend. If it holds, I'm looking to enter around $1.37 on the breakout.
So what are you doing here, buying the dip, waiting for confirmation above $1.45, or just diamond-handing until $5?