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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse called Strategy's preferred-stock funding model "financial engineering" that distracted the market, pointing to STRC's slide to a record low as evidence. #RİPPLE #Garlinghouse

$XRP has broken free from its chains, shaking off weeks of slow trading to explode past the psychologically crucial $1.15 mark. 📈

This #massive surge was triggered directly by political backing, after Donald #Trump held a summit with crypto executives—including Ripple CEO Brad #Garlinghouse —and urged Congress to fast-track the Clarity Act. With legal risks firmly in the rearview mirror and a wave of new institutional trust, #XRP is completely changing its market structure.

📊 Market Snapshot

Current Price: $1.21

24H High: $1.24

24H Low: $0.98

Market Cap: $68.45 Billion

24H Change: +21.5%

📈 Technical View

$XRP didn't just crawl back; it aggressively reclaimed the $1.15 level, confirming what analysts are calling a textbook triple-bottom reversal on the weekly charts. The next key target is stabilizing above $1.25. If buyers keep this energy up through the weekend, we could see a clear path open up toward the heavy resistance clusters waiting at higher multi-month levels.

👀 Levels I'm Watching

🟢 Support: $1.15 (The old ceiling must hold as the new floor)

🟡 Breakout Zone: $1.26

🎯 Target 1: $1.35

🎯 Target 2: $1.56

🚀 Target 3: $2.30

⚠️ If the price drops back under $0.98, this explosive bullish setup gets entirely invalidated.

This is just standard market tracking, not financial advice. Do your own research and manage your risk exposure carefully!

#Xrp🔥🔥

🟠 Ripple глава criticized BTC model of Saylor using leverage, calling it a «convicting sentence»

Brad Garlinghouse has just dropped a bomb on Michael Saylor’s leveraged game plan for buying bitcoin. He calls MicroStrategy’s preferred shares, which trade at 26% below par, a «convicting sentence» of Saylor’s borrowing strategy for purchase. Garlinghouse remains optimistic about BTC, but draws a clear line between the potential of the asset and risky financial structures built around it. Saylor’s preferred shares are losing value, dividend payments are increasing, and for the first time the company is forced to sell BTC to cover its obligations. This is not about financial shenanigans; it’s about usefulness that determines long-term value, according to Garlinghouse, who points to Ripple’s own utility-focused approach for XRP. The criticism comes amid growing institutional adoption of BTC as a treasury asset, but Saylor’s model is showing cracks under pressure.

📊 Minimal immediate impact on BTC price, but it strengthens scrutiny of corporate treasury strategies and could slightly weaken sentiment around leveraged BTC accumulation games. In the long run, it highlights the debate between financial tricks and fundamental utility.

Is Saylor’s leveraged BTC model a time bomb or a masterclass in conviction? 👇

#ripple #microstrategy #saylor #garlinghouse #bitcoin