2.28 Older Brother and Second Brother After the neckline at 67,000 was effectively broken, the price entered a downward wave, continuously completing BOS breakout and CHOCH structure transformation, officially establishing a bearish trend. The downward phase shows a one-sided decline, with no stepwise consolidation, stabilizing at around 63,000. Currently, the price has broken below the support of the 30-minute converging triangle. The previous bullish engulfing rebound structure has failed, and the short-term market has shifted from a rebound consolidation to an oversold weak rebound correction. Older Brother rebounds from 64,000, with resistance around 65,000, aiming lower near 62,400, and breaking below to target 60,000. Second Brother rebounds from 1,870, with resistance around 1,920, aiming lower near 1,800, and breaking below to target 1,730. #以色列突袭伊朗BTC短线跳水 #特朗普下令停用AnthropicAI产品 #深度创作营

Make calculations regarding $XRP. Most people haven't done this. Banks are currently holding trillions in nostro and vostro accounts just to move money across borders. Pre-financing. Slow. Expensive. XRP is replacing it. Instead of pre-financing accounts in each foreign currency, banks will hold XRP as bridge liquidity. One asset. Any corridor. Settlement in 3-5 seconds. Ripple already has partnerships with more than 100 financial institutions. SBI. Standard Chartered. Tranglo. Cross River Bank. Relationships are already established. They are waiting for regulatory approval. Now, do the math. 150 central banks. $100M each in XRP. 15 billion locked. 25,000 private banks. $1M each. 25 billion locked. 40 billion XRP absorbed solely by banks. Retail trading is not included. Add CBDC wallets. Tokenized assets. AI settlements. Eliminating stablecoins, removing drops forever. The total supply is 100 billion. Fixed forever. When the CLARITY law is passed and banks get the green light, demand will meet the fixed supply. This is a supply shock that no one is accounting for. $XRP to $1000 soon?

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