🚀 $XRP As expected, it plummeted, from 1.3847 → 1.1404, a decline of over 17.64%! Friends who followed have achieved a +1639.37% return, this is the power of trend-following shorting. 💥 ⚠️ Latest instructions: 1 Recommend closing 80%, lock in profits; 2 The remaining 20% to bet on trend continuation; 3 Move all stop-losses up to the cost price, prioritize capital preservation. Friends who missed out don’t need to chase orders, recent opportunities are dense, just wait for my next clear signal. ‍$BTC $ETH

🚨 XRP: Why Bears Couldn't Break $1 😳📊 After one of the ugliest selloffs of the year, $XRP crashed from the $1.30 area to almost $1.05 📉. At that moment, most traders were convinced a move below $1 was inevitable. But it never happened. When panic is at its peak and a $BTC market still refuses to make new lows, it usually means sellers are getting exhausted. Does that mean a bull run is starting? Not even close 🚨 The market spent weeks searching for a level where sellers would finally run out of ammunition, and right now that level looks like $1.05-$1.10 👀. If buyers can continue defending this zone and eventually push $XRP back above $1.30, sentiment changes quickly. But if $1 breaks, all the bottom-calling starts over again. #MyGateTradeStory $XRP ‌

📰 TODAY IN HISTORY 📆 - June 11 *📜 Events:* • 1184 B.C. — According to Eratosthenes' calculations, Troy is sacked and burned, marking the legendary end of the Trojan War. • 1822 — Founding of the Brazilian Navy. • 1865 — Paraguayan War: the Naval Battle of Riachuelo takes place, one of the Brazilian Navy's most important victories. • 1903 — The May Coup in Serbia results in the assassination of King Alexander Obrenović and Queen Draga. • 1955 — The 24 Hours of Le Mans disaster causes the death of 83 spectators, becoming the deadliest accident in motorsport history. • 1963 — Buddhist monk Thích Quảng Đức sets himself on fire in Saigon in protest against religious persecution in South Vietnam. • 2010 — The first FIFA World Cup held on African soil begins in South Africa. *⭐ Births:* • 1864 — Richard Strauss, German composer (d. 1949). • 1910 — Jacques-Yves Cousteau, French explorer, inventor, and oceanographer (d. 1997). • 1933 — Gene Wilder, American actor, director, and comedian (d. 2016). • 1937 — Reginaldo Faria, Brazilian actor and director. • 1939 — Jackie Stewart, British racing driver and three-time Formula 1 world champion. • 1962 — Mano Menezes, Brazilian football coach. • 1984 — Vágner Love, Brazilian footballer. *🕊️ Deaths:* • 1557 — João III of Portugal, King of Portugal (b. 1502). • 1828 — Dugald Stewart, British philosopher (b. 1753). • 1934 — Lev Vygotsky, Russian psychologist and theorist (b. 1896). • 1974 — Eurico Gaspar Dutra, Brazilian military and political leader, 16th president of Brazil (b. 1883). • 1979 — John Wayne, American actor (b. 1907). • 2001 — Timothy McVeigh, author of the Oklahoma City bombing (b. 1968). • 2025 — Brian Wilson, musician, composer, and co-founder of the Beach Boys (b. 1942). *📍 Holidays and Recurring Events:* *Argentina:* * Founding of Buenos Aires *Brazil:* * Brazilian Navy Day * Sanitary Educator Day $XRP ‌#USMayCPIHitsThreeYearHigh