$XRP Currently watching XRP, the price is around 1.364 USDT. Do you think it will continue to grind higher, or is it about time for a pullback? If I had to give a conclusion, I would lean more towards: it looks like a high-level divergence, not suitable for chasing longs right now. Here's my reasoning: First, this rally seems more like an emotional surge, and the follow-through hasn't caught up yet. Second, the high-level divergence is starting to widen, making a short-term shakeout more likely. To add, BTC isn't strong, so altcoins have room for a waterfall decline; if BTC's 15m/1H charts show a strong upward trend, then abandoning the short position is the better choice. My targeted entry point: 1.375 USDT Estimated target price: 1.293 USDT Stop-loss reference: 1.408 USDT But the biggest risk at this level is that the bears haven't gained momentum yet and could be squeezed out first. If you were trading this, would you buy and hold a bit longer, or just stay out altogether?

R has no emotions, only strength. He's unable to break free on his way to hitting U. His current state is maxed out, and I feel like this month's goal can be set even higher. 😁 #特朗普同意停火两周

#DigitalAssetProductsSee224MInflows Digital asset investment products pulled in $224 million in net inflows for the week ending April 3, according to CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill. The numbers tell a story that cuts against the broader market anxiety — institutions are still showing up. XRP led the charge with $119.6 million in weekly inflows, making it the top performer and pushing its year-to-date total to roughly $159 million, about 7% of its assets under management. Bitcoin followed with $107.3 million in product inflows for the week, though on a monthly basis BTC still sits at net outflows of $145 million — a reminder that one good week does not erase a rough stretch. Solana continued its quiet institutional build, adding $34.9 million for the week. Meanwhile, Short-Bitcoin products saw $16 million in inflows, the largest single-week figure since mid-November 2025, signaling that a portion of institutional money is actively positioning for further downside rather than sitting on the sidelines. Ethereum stood out for the wrong reason — it recorded outflows, bucking the otherwise positive weekly flow picture. Geographically, Switzerland led global inflows, reinforcing its position as one of the more institutionally active crypto markets outside the United States. The Monday following the report's reference period saw U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs bring in $471.3 million in a single day, the strongest daily inflow figure since February 25. That kind of follow-through suggests the $224 million week was not a one-off blip but part of a broader re-engagement from larger players who had stepped back during the earlier turbulenc