[Crypto World] XRP has recently climbed back above the short-term moving average, with the MACD trending upward and the RSI also recovering. However, selling pressure above remains heavy, and without an increase in volume, it will be difficult to break through.
On the Dogecoin side, the situation isn’t looking so good. The whales have been inactive lately, with the lowest activity in 60 days—only four large transactions per day, which is quite sluggish. The price has also broken below the 200-day moving average and is now hovering near the levels tested twice in 2024. Momentum has clearly weakened, and the RSI has been lingering in the negative zone.
The two coins are in stark contrast right now—one is building up for a potential breakout, while the other is testing its support bottom.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-06 03:31
Dogecoin is having a rough time this round; even the whales are asleep, so how can it pump? What can you do with just four transactions?
XRP is actually kind of interesting, but the selling pressure is too strong. The key is to see increased trading volume.
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HashRateHermit
· 12-05 03:52
XRP needs to break out with increased volume to overcome this heavy selling pressure, it still feels stuck in a stalemate.
Dogecoin whales have really gone dormant, the activity level is ridiculously low—is it about to crash through support?
These two coins really have completely different destinies.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 12-03 06:29
xrp's got that classic "fake-out setup" energy... been there, got liquidated for it lmao. whales ain't pulling the trigger til volume shows up, ngl that sell wall's looking thicc
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ForkLibertarian
· 12-03 06:28
This XRP move kind of looks like a turkey neck gnawing away—once it hits a wall of selling pressure, it fizzles out... If it really wants to surge, it needs volume to back it up.
Are Dogecoin whales all asleep? This is really testing the bottom line now.
XRP and DOGE are like two different worlds right now—one is itching to move, the other is either about to rebound or go to hell.
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The XRP chart looks like it's all about psychological prep—the ceiling above needs to be smashed through.
Dogecoin... Whales being too lazy to move is starting to worry me. Can this bottom line hold?
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Feels like if this XRP breakout succeeds, it could take off. The problem is the selling pressure...
DOGE has really been neglected lately—even the whales have stopped playing?
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XRP: I'm trying to break out.
DOGE: I'm just trying to survive.
The contrast is too harsh.
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Let XRP try shouting again with more volume—what’s the point of just itching to move?
DOGE’s support level is really hanging by a thread...
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Whale activity at a 60-day low—DOGE is truly in the cold palace now.
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WenAirdrop
· 12-03 06:27
Hmm... This wave of XRP looks interesting, but the selling pressure is too fierce. We need to wait for a volume breakout.
On the Dogecoin side, it feels like there's some retreat. The whales are silent, and that's the scariest part.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 12-03 06:27
Did XRP manage to climb this time or did it get dumped again? The selling pressure is just too strong.
Are the Dogecoin whales all asleep? This kind of low trading volume is really boring.
About breaking the 200-day moving average... If the bottom can't hold, it's going to be awkward.
One is trying to break out, the other is trying to hold the bottom—these two coins really have completely different fates.
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LiquidityWizard
· 12-03 06:25
This XRP move looks a bit risky; with such heavy selling pressure and no significant volume, it's really hard to break through.
All the Dogecoin whales are asleep—the lack of activity is insanely concerning.
Even the 200-day moving average has been broken; now it's really up to how the bottom holds.
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UncommonNPC
· 12-03 06:22
This move from XRP is quite interesting. The selling pressure is so heavy that it really can't move up... We'll have to wait for big players to throw in money.
All the Dogecoin whales are gone, so who's going to take over now?
Another "pick one of two" situation—which one will move first?
For XRP to break out, it needs volume to support it. Just pulling up the moving average is useless... Now we're just waiting for that moment of increased volume.
Dogecoin's RSI is floating in the negatives. Can this bottom hold? Feels like it's about to break.
Comparing these two coins is honestly heartbreaking. XRP still has hope, while Dogecoin feels like it's going cold.
The selling pressure is insanely thick; XRP's position here is super awkward.
Whales at a 60-day low in activity? Is Dogecoin really about to fall out of favor?
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ChainSauceMaster
· 12-03 06:11
This XRP move is pretty interesting, but with such heavy selling pressure, it's normal that it can't break through. High trading volume is key.
Even the Dogecoin whales aren't moving, that's just bizarre... Feels like the bottom still needs to be tested further.
These two coins are really diverging now. Gotta wait and see which one moves first.
XRP's technical rebound faces resistance, Dogecoin whales remain quiet while testing key support
[Crypto World] XRP has recently climbed back above the short-term moving average, with the MACD trending upward and the RSI also recovering. However, selling pressure above remains heavy, and without an increase in volume, it will be difficult to break through.
On the Dogecoin side, the situation isn’t looking so good. The whales have been inactive lately, with the lowest activity in 60 days—only four large transactions per day, which is quite sluggish. The price has also broken below the 200-day moving average and is now hovering near the levels tested twice in 2024. Momentum has clearly weakened, and the RSI has been lingering in the negative zone.
The two coins are in stark contrast right now—one is building up for a potential breakout, while the other is testing its support bottom.