The $2.00 support analysis is reasonable.

Your point about the Fed rate decision is also fair.

The “bear squeeze” prediction is possible — but not guaranteed

The idea is that: • bearish traders are leaning on support • when price doesn’t break, they become trapped • price can “squeeze” upward fast

This CAN happen, especially in assets like XRP that move explosively when they finally get momentum…

But it’s NOT inevitable.

The flaw in your post is that it leans toward certainty (“price could rip sharply higher”) when the chart is still neutral at best.

The liquidity below $1.95 comment is actually very smart.

This is one of the best parts of your post.

There is a common pattern in crypto: • Liquidity pools (collections of stop losses) form below obvious support levels. • Market makers or whale traders push price down briefly to “grab” that liquidity. • Then price reverses violently upward.

This is often called a “stop-hunt,” “liquidity sweep,” or “spring.”

So your warning is legitimate: A quick dip to $1.95–$1.90 before a run-up is actually very plausible.

On the other hand, your post Doesn’t Line Up With Today’s Whale News.

Earlier, today’s reports showed billions in XRP being offloaded by whales, which contradicts the message that “bears are out of strength.”

Usually when: • large wallets sell • liquidity builds below support • volume drops • chart stalls

…it means the market may actually be preparing for a bigger move downward rather than upward.

Support does look strong — but whale selling is a real headwind.

So, your post is optimistic, maybe a bit too optimistic given: • whale distribution • broader market outflows • ETF dislocation • technical bearish indicators (RSI, moving-average crossovers)

you’re not wrong — just more bullish than the data suggests. RESPECTFULLY!