What was said about Ripple

Stock Moe remains bullish on XRP despite it sitting well below its 2018 high, pointing to the weekly candle structure and an expected retest of the 50 EMA. He acknowledges regulatory uncertainty around the Clarity Act as a risk but says the ledger upgrade bringing native lending keeps his bullish stance intact.

The host added a five-figure position in XRP into the weekend strength, arguing that low weekend liquidity combined with regulatory momentum from the SEC and CFTC sets up XRP for a strong move higher. He contrasts this with HYPE, saying he currently favors HYPE as the stronger chart but still likes XRP's setup.

Stock Moe remains bullish on XRP despite the Clarity Act failing in Congress, expecting a short-term bounce and continuing to accumulate. He frames the regulatory setback as a political failure rather than a fundamental problem for XRP.

Moe expects XRP to stabilize and bounce back after a rough 48 hours driven by the failed Clarity Act cloture vote and the Fed's rate hike, pointing to coiling price action and pending regulatory clarity as bullish catalysts. He also notes Ripple's underlying business remains strong even as the token sits well below its highs.

XRP dropped roughly 8% around the Fed decision, and Stock Moe warns that if the 10-year Treasury yield climbs back above 5%, XRP along with the rest of crypto would be in serious trouble. He does not offer a specific price target for XRP in the transcript.

The host is disappointed that the Clarity Act failed in the Senate (49-50) and expects meaningful market-structure legislation to be delayed until 2027 or later, which he says is weighing on XRP's price. Despite the setback, he says the drop was largely priced in already and he personally is holding rather than selling, and he expects a possible short squeeze if traders overreact to the news.

The host holds XRP and believes it is basing near current levels before moving higher, pointing to institutional buying (Goldman, Jane Street) even as price dipped. He is deliberately not adding more until after the Clarity Act procedural vote resolves.

The host is bullish on XRP citing a record streak of ETF inflows, a new Goldman Sachs disclosure of XRP fund holdings, and the upcoming September 15 Senate cloture vote on the CLARITY Act as the key catalyst. He lays out scenario-based price targets depending on whether the procedural vote passes or fails.

Stock Moe notes XRP has erased its own death cross by closing back above its 50-day and 200-day EMAs, a divergence from Bitcoin's behavior that he views as a potentially bullish sign, though the 50-day EMA has not yet crossed back above the 200-day. He is cautiously optimistic that this breakout could be different from three prior failed attempts.

Stock Moe is closely watching XRP's key technical support levels (13 EMA and 5 EMA) after a 10% weekly pullback and a hawkish Fed stance at Jackson Hole. He remains bullish and is still buying dips, but warns that a confirmed close below the 13 EMA support would end his current bullish thesis and could get 'nasty'.

Stock Moe remains structurally bullish on XRP, citing nine straight days of ETF inflows, $380 million in whale accumulation, and a 654% surge in active addresses, but is cautious short-term after XRP's rapid 70% rally cooled off and it lost its 5-day EMA. He is watching the 13-day EMA and 200-day EMA as key support and views upcoming catalysts (Jackson Hole, the September 15th Clarity Act vote, and the September 16th FOMC decision) as pivotal for the next directional move.

The host believes XRP is coiling after being overbought and expects it to move higher in the near term, backed by strong ETF inflows, whale accumulation, and network activity. He is personally committing significant capital ($20,000) to the trade while acknowledging risks tied to the Clarity Act vote and short-term volatility.

Stock Moe is bullish on XRP heading into the September 15th Senate vote on crypto market structure legislation, framing it as a potential catalyst for institutional inflows and a continuation of the recent short squeeze. He acknowledges the token is technically overbought (RSI 84) and that the regulatory vote could also fail or slip into 2027, but personally plans to keep buying.

Stock Moe believes the recent XRP pullback is a normal, healthy correction rather than the end of the rally, citing cooling RSI and Bollinger band tightening. He expects XRP to reclaim a key resistance level within about a week and sees Fed/Treasury bond buyback actions as a broader bullish catalyst for crypto.

Stock Moe argues XRP led a market-wide short squeeze this week, fueled by low exchange supply, a wave of liquidated shorts, and positive regulatory catalysts like the Clarity Act and Ripple's White House presence. He believes the move is not over despite overbought conditions and personally expects XRP to reach $2.

The host argues XRP is in a genuine short squeeze fueled by over a billion dollars of liquidated shorts, aggressive whale and institutional accumulation, and rising ETF inflows. He frames upcoming regulatory catalysts (the Clarity Act Senate vote and SEC rulemaking) as potential further fuel, while flagging that some large holders are underwater and retail dominates ETF flows as risks.

The host describes a major short squeeze in XRP driven by whale accumulation, thin exchange reserves, and a wave of forced short-covering, arguing the setup could extend further if key resistance levels are reclaimed. He frames the move as fueled by both technical exhaustion of shorts and bullish regulatory catalysts like the White House crypto meeting and pending Clarity Act vote.

The host claims XRP is in the midst of a classic short squeeze, with shorts getting 'pounded' and retail buying adding fuel to the rally. He believes the coin has more room to run toward resistance zones near $1.40-$1.55, citing XRP's outperformance versus Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins as evidence of the squeeze dynamic.

Stock Moe frames the White House crypto meeting, the Clarity Act push, and the SEC's new Regulation Crypto Assets proposal as bullish catalysts for XRP, while noting whale accumulation and record-low exchange supply support the recent 10% rally. He expects near-term technical consolidation but remains bullish into a possible year-end legislative resolution.

Moe believes XRP has broken out of a multi-day coiling pattern into a potential short squeeze, with technical setups on the weekly, hourly and 4-hour charts pointing to further upside if key resistance levels hold. He frames this primarily as a swing-trade opportunity rather than a long-term thesis, while cautioning that overbought conditions could trigger a pullback.

Stock Moe sees XRP setting up for a short-term rebound off a double bottom on the weekly chart near the 5 EMA, targeting around $1.03 within the next one to three weeks. He plans to swing trade this bounce despite the daily chart still looking weak.

Stock Moe sees XRP as oversold after losing the $1 level, with whale accumulation and a low exchange supply supporting a possible short-term bounce, but he warns that lack of catalysts (Clarity Act delay, falling ETF demand) means the dollar level is now resistance and further downside is likely. He is bullish for a short rebound this week but expects another move lower after that.

Stock Moe frames XRP as coiled for a big move: whales are accumulating at multi-month highs while exchange supply sits at a seven-year low, even as the dollar psychological support level briefly broke. He ties the medium-term price action to binary political catalysts — the Senate's September 15th Clarity Act cloture vote and the SEC's postponed crypto rulemaking — arguing a resolution either way (regulatory clarity or failure) will trigger a violent repricing given thin liquidity.

Stock Moe describes XRP as technically weak, sitting below the 5 EMA with a horrible RSI reading of 37, and warns that a break below $1 could send the price down into the high $0.80s. He notes a longer-term crypto winter thesis that he expects to bottom around October or November before a new cycle begins.

Stock Moe describes XRP as in a technically weak position, having broken below the $1.04 weekly support and now trading near or below $1, with RSI near 35 signaling continued bearish pressure without an oversold bounce. He expects further downside if the $1 level fails to hold, while also flagging regulatory catalysts (Congress's Clarity Act vote in September) as a wildcard.

Stock Moe sees XRP holding a critical $1 support level after bouncing off 99 cents, but warns that a Fed rate hike in September could crush riskier assets including XRP down toward the 80-88 cent range. He also notes ongoing Ripple token releases are adding supply pressure without matching demand.

Stock Moe frames XRP as sitting at a critical dollar-level support with both a clear bear case (collapsing ETF inflows, thin volume, delayed Clarity Act vote) and a bull case (record-low exchange supply, tightened Ripple escrow, tokenization narrative). He expects further short-term weakness toward the high-80-cent range before a potential rebound if the Clarity Act passes in the fall.

Stock Moe frames the Clarity Act's passage as the key catalyst for XRP, arguing that federal law clarifying commodity status (rather than an SEC lawsuit outcome) would trigger massive institutional inflows and a rally in XRP and other alts. He is bullish contingent on the bill passing, but acknowledges realistic scenarios where passage slips into 2027 or fails outright.

Stock Moe says XRP spiked to $1.0912 on the Fed decision but gave back the entire pop to close at $1.0673, a red flag he ties to fragile, leverage-driven positioning. He highlights $2.43 billion in open interest against just $361 million of daily spot volume, arguing futures are driving price rather than real spot buying, which makes a violent move in either direction more likely.

Stock Moe frames the CLARITY Act shelving as a delayed, not dead, catalyst for XRP, noting the $1 floor held and price bounced back to $1.08 despite the bad news. He remains bullish long-term on XRP's fundamentals (ETFs, banking pilots, tokenized assets) but cautious short-term, watching whether the $1 floor holds or breaks.