Right now $XRP /USDT is sitting around 1.3679, and the structure on your 4H chart shows a recent sharp drop into the 1.3360 support zone, followed by a small bounce. That bounce is important—it suggests buyers are trying to defend this level, but the trend overall is still slightly bearish because price is trading below the key moving averages (especially MA25 and MA99), which are acting as dynamic resistance above.

For a long trade, the safer approach here is not to jump in immediately, but to wait for confirmation that momentum is actually shifting. Ideally, you want to see price reclaim the 1.38–1.39 zone, which lines up with the short-term moving average and recent minor resistance. A strong 4H candle close above that area would indicate that buyers are gaining control again. If that happens, a long entry around 1.385–1.395 becomes reasonable, targeting a move toward 1.42 first, and then possibly 1.45–1.46, where previous highs and resistance sit.

If you’re more aggressive, you could consider a bounce trade near the current level, since 1.3360 has already reacted once. In that case, entries around 1.35–1.36 can work, but only with tight risk management. Your stop loss should be below 1.33, because if price breaks that support, the structure turns weak and downside continuation becomes likely.

Volume is slightly increasing on the recent red candles, which tells you selling pressure hasn’t fully disappeared yet—another reason to wait for confirmation rather than blindly buying. So overall, this is a potential reversal zone, not a confirmed uptrend yet. The best long setup comes after strength is proven, not before.

In simple terms: wait for strength above 1.38 for a safer long, or take a careful bounce trade near support with strict stop loss.

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