🚨 XRP ГОТОВИТСЯ К ВЗРЫВУ?! ЯПОНИЯ, DEUTSCHE BANK И SWIFT — ТРИЛЛИОНЫ ВХОДЯТ В RIPPLE?! НО ЕСТЬ ОДНО
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CryptoFateev Ripple XRP ТрейдерIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 16 Oct 2026, 18:00 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 16 Oct 2026, 22:17 UTC
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The market shows a predominantly bearish trend across major cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin and Ethereum exhibiting significant downward pressure. While XRP shows a bearish outlook, its recent partnerships and news from Japan involving Ripple's RLUDS and major banks suggest potential future adoption, though current technicals point to further declines towards the $1.00 level, with invalidation above $1.50. Bitcoin's failure to hold the $80,000 support and breach of the 200-day EMA on the weekly chart indicates a bearish bias, targeting $76,000, with invalidation if it closes significantly above $81,100. Altcoins are largely following Bitcoin's trend, with many showing significant losses and potential for further downside. The news regarding institutional adoption and partnerships, while positive long-term, is not currently outweighing the prevailing bearish sentiment in the short to medium term.
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