Open the latest discussions in the crypto community, and you'll be overwhelmed by a wave of pessimism. XRP seems to have become the target of criticism, with social media flooded with bearish voices, as if the entire internet is eager to distance itself from it.

Interestingly, some market analysts have dug up historical data: whenever XRP's negative sentiment hits a 60-day high, the price tends to rebound sharply afterward. This creates a strange dislocation phenomenon—the reality is that XRP has already gained 200% since September last year, but in online discourse, it seems to have become worthless. That's the charm of the market: when most people are completely hopeless, the turning point often begins quietly.

It sounds tempting, but I decide to stop. To bet on a "sentiment reversal" signal and go all-in on an asset whose fundamentals I can't even clearly explain and is full of controversy? That's too big a gamble.

I changed my approach. Instead of playing the contrarian in the volatility cycle of assets, I prefer to start from a deeper perspective—when the market swings wildly between euphoria and despair, I need to stay calm. That's why I keep increasing my holdings of stablecoins, rather than chasing uncertain opportunities.

The appeal of stablecoins lies in their transparency and mathematical certainty. You don't need to bet on a market sentiment reversal because that "trust" doesn't come from guessing human psychology, but from understanding the collateral mechanism. While others analyze whether XRP will rebound, I've already allocated part of my funds to safer places.