These are the classic XRP shills/botnet that have been spamming these forums and all outlets for years by the way. The single most intricate and aggressive marketing agencies & individuals of any crypto.

Too risky, XRP may find it very hard to recover after SEC, buying now can bring further losses later if people decide to still dump, it's better to look for other altcoin to invest money on or try investing very little amount of money on XRP

You'll have a bag of history on you and that's about it.

Even if the SEC's decision regarding the matter favors Ripple, people would have already strayed away from the cryptocurrency given the general negative sentiment towards it. Also, Ripple is a centralized coin, and its creators are pretty much not addressing some concerns and questions regarding the coins centralization.

You can still try to toss XRP around if things are really that desperate for you, or you believe that it can still bounce back as normal. But most of us here think otherwise, with or without SEC's say on the matter.

XRP price is experiencing a huge dumped because the securities regulators accused Ripple of issuing worth billions of dollars in unregistered tokens, that is why most exchanges have delisted and fully suspend trading in XRP. It is also why many people who holds XRP are currently having problems facing their huge losses.

Retail investors were involved in the Scam and were deceived. XRP is an unregistered security that Ripple trades it illegally. It turns out that the organizers deliberately received more than $1.3 billion in funding from investors, knowing that in fact they are scammers.

Having the same seed on two different Ledger wallet is the same as having it in a single device and copy written on a piece of paper, security-wise. The latter might be even more secure.
However to add an extra layer of security to your funds and since you have two HW, you can create a 2 of 2 multisig wallet. This way no one can move your coins without access to both devices.
You can read more about how to create a Ldger multisig wallet here:
https://www.ledger.com/implementing-a-trustless-security-solution-with-hardware-wallets-and-multisignature

Next time, You should wait after the confirmation before you enter. Breaking the upper line of the trend with a single candle is not the confirmation because it will surely bounce again to that line for retest on the second candle after the breakout. When the second candle close above that upper trend line again then that means that the resistance turns into support which is the signal of change trend. You should always set stop loss because its not 100% guaranteed that TA is correct.

You are right, the price of ALGO continues to creep up.

Someone has already said, "hold" your ALGO coin, nothing will go wrong when you buy it the price changes keep happening.
That's how crypto works, in a matter of minutes/seconds it can change, if you panic and don't calm down, you can lose.

OP, are you still holding the coin, now the price has increased to the level of $ 0.63, that is, you have won in trading, if you have sold first, it is a shame you failed.
For the future, there is no need to panic, relax, and monitor graph movements at any time.

If you bought ALGO at 0.59 GBP and you are now in loss, since ALGO/GBP is around 0.47 now.
By the way, did youbuy the ALGO when it broke the triangle or before it broke?
Next time, you can use more multiple timeframe to confirm your entry or before making entry. Using 5 minutes can be difficult for day trading.

Its because you are looking at charts that tradingview have from exchange that probably was not listing XRP/GPB trading pair before. GPB/USD fluctuations are negligible compared to XRP/USD fluctuations so you can do you analysis on XRP/USD as well and it is more likely to find longer chart with USD.



Test many charts to find the longest one

you can see 90days chart here www.coingecko.com/en/coins/xrp/gbp .


For 1 year chart wait I will look , here is only what o found https://currencio.co/xrp/gbp/ just go to 1 year chart.

There is nothing wrong with the question you have asked, this is a forum and everyone is free to ask questions provided you’re asking at the right section. As for the prices being different on different cryptocurrency exchanges has to do with a few things and mostly that’s because of infrastructure issues, and the trade volume of the exchanges.

When I was a newbie I was also asking this same question, because the prices I would see on Coinbase was different from other ones I was using. Bitcoin (or the cryptocurrency market as a whole) doesn’t have an improved infrastructure, when we have an improved infrastructure, the work of this infrastructure would be to help in aligning price of cryptocurrencies among exchanges.

If you do know on how crypto exchanges work then you would definitely able to answer about the question that you had been asking. To think that these platforms are used on buying and selling of coins from
fiat money to crypto or crypto to crypto. Each platform do set rates of the currencies and their rates will vary on how sellers and buyers do act.

On the question on why they do have different rate or price rise percentage? It all goes into its own volume of trades. Each exchangers arent correlated. The bigger the exchange
the more price movement you would surely get.

The important thing to look wont really be on percentage rise or drop but rather go directly on the actual price and you might see some arbitrage opportunities.