Market anxiety often fuels emotional decisions, leading traders to misinterpret temporary declines as irreversible collapses. A new post from crypto expert STEPH IS CRYPTO highlights this phenomenon using historical data and a visual lesson on XRP’s recent correction. 2017 saw a similar pullback in the token’s price, sparking widespread fear that it was ‘over.’ However, prices rebounded dramatically shortly after. Now, XRP is down to around $2.55 from its previous peak of $2.90. The current pattern appears similar to 2017, prompting STEPH IS CRYPTO to urge caution against hasty selling. The expert points out that downturns only truly end when sellers enter the market. Until then, temporary pauses in the overall market cycle are inevitable. While XRP’s trading volume shows a mix of retail selling and institutional accumulation, with volatility showing signs of increasing. Technical charts show consolidation rather than collapse. This suggests a period of temporary correction, rather than the beginning of an end for the token.