XRP recent trend shows typical bullish dominance characteristics, with the current price around 2.33. From the 1-hour timeframe, the market is displaying a pullback and shakeout phase during an upward rally—using short-term oscillations to create panic, forcing stop-losses and shorts out, which is a common capital operation tactic.

The key is to understand the order book logic: when pushing upward, don't rush to ask "how much can it rise," but observe whether the "pullback has formed a buying opportunity." Currently, there is no clear data indicating a short-term resistance zone in the monitoring system, which means that although resistance exists above, this hourly model has not yet precisely captured the specific resistance zone. The truly important support lies in the capital accumulation area below.

Hierarchical support zones are distributed as follows:

**First layer**: 2.1122-2.1319 is the most recent "pullback support zone." When the price falls from a high level to this range, the best approach is not to go all-in but to try buying in stages, using the lower boundary of the range as a risk control anchor. If it breaks below and cannot recover, then exit decisively. Repeatedly reclaiming this range and showing signs of accelerated upward movement indicates genuine capital absorption.

**Second layer**: 2.0722-2.0893 is the second line of defense. If the first layer fails to hold, this becomes critical. The trading logic remains the same, but with a lighter position—continuous breakdown below this range indicates that bullish advantage is weakening, and the market will enter a deeper correction phase.

**Deeper layers**: 1.9964-2.0052, 1.8708-1.8783, 1.8307-1.8558—these support zones are spaced further apart, forming a "stepwise capital attention zone," representing defensive positions in extreme situations.