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Story: Solana Drops Cryptic XRP Tweet, Price Jumps 3.4% as Community Goes Wild

By Pankaj K

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Community Lore and Meme References. Then Solana got weirder. The account dropped follow-up replies mentioning "589 NDAs" and "time to…

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Price Action Stays Trapped. XRP's bump to $1.45 sounds good until you zoom out. The asset is still caught in a tight range.

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Bitcoin Hyper Presale Gains Traction. While XRP gets the social media buzz, Bitcoin Hyper's presale is quietly pulling in money. Over $32.

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Solana's official X account did something weird on April 15. Just posted "XRP" with a quick logo animation. That's it.

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The crypto world lost its mind. XRP shot up to $1.45, gaining 3.4% that day, though it's still stuck below the $1.40 resistance it's been fighting for weeks.

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Then Solana got weirder. The account dropped follow-up replies mentioning "589 NDAs" and "time to flip the switch." Anyone deep in XRP circles knows what that means.

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Anatoly Yakovenko jumped in. Solana's co-founder started posting memes. Projects in the Solana ecosystem followed. RippleX, Ripple's developer arm, threw in an eyes emoji.

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The whole thing felt orchestrated but also kind of spontaneous. Hard to tell.

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XRP's bump to $1.45 sounds good until you zoom out. The asset is still caught in a tight range. Sellers keep defending $1.50 like their lives depend on it.

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RSI sits near 62 on the daily chart. MACD signals are flat. Volume spiked when the tweet dropped, sure, but it looks more like sentiment-driven noise than real buying pressure.

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If XRP closes below $1.33, traders will probably start eyeing the $1.20–$1.22 zone. Not great.

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The technical indicators don't show much conviction either way right now. Markets are waiting for something concrete.

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But the community doesn't care about technicals when memes are flying.

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See also: Shiba Inu Hits Most Stable Price Ever While Hyperliquid Eyes New Peak

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Presales come with risks. Liquidity problems. Execution issues. Projects that look good on paper sometimes fall apart after launch.

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