Crypto analyst Dom has provided an update on what could spark the next XRP price surge. He highlighted an important level that the altcoin needs to reclaim for it to rally to $2.50, which would mark a new high since the October 10 liquidation event.

XRP Price Must Reclaim This Level To Trigger Another Surge

In an X post, Dom stated that the XRP price needs to regain the monthly rVWAP around $2.22, as that would be the shift for a rally towards $2.50. This came as the analyst revealed that an inverse of the XRP chart over the last six weeks shows a perfect 3-drive pattern, which is a very accurate reversal setup in crypto. 

Dom also stated a higher low has finally formed, which can hint at the first sign of a trend change developing. He added that the order books are clear and that there was no better time for this trend to shift for the XRP price. If the setup fails, the analyst remarked that acceptance below $2 is next and that the end-of-year price action could turn ugly. 

Crypto analyst Egrag Crypto also recently highlighted key levels to watch for the XRP price. He stated that a close above $2.60, which is above the Fib 0.5, is bullish, but doesn’t mean that the altcoin is fully out of the woods. Furthermore, he claimed that a close above $3.40, which is above Fib 0.888, is super bullish and would mean that the altcoin is back in a bull market. On the other hand, a close below the 21 EMA could spell trouble for XRP, according to the analyst. 

A Breakout To $2.75 Could Be In Play

In an X post, crypto analyst Ali Martinez stated that a breakout toward $2.75 could happen if the XRP price breaks above $2.28. His accompanying chart suggested a rally to this $2.75 level could open the door to a sustained rally to the psychological $3 level. Meanwhile, Martinez warned that XRP could drop to as low as $1.2 if it falls below the key support level at $2.  

Crypto analyst CasiTrades has predicted one final drop for the XRP price before it reaches new highs. She outlined two scenarios for the altcoin after a backtest of the $2.04 level. The analyst stated that a double bottom could form around $1.80, or the altcoin could see a deeper sweep to the $1.64, .618 macro support. However, it is worth mentioning that XRP has successfully broken above the $2.04 level, which could invalidate this setup. 

At the time of writing, the XRP price is trading at around $2.18, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Crypto analysts Nik and Doctor Profit have provided insights into why the Bitcoin price is crashing today. The flagship crypto has again dropped below the psychological $90,000 level, sparking bearish sentiments among market participants. 

Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing Today

In an X post, Nik remarked that the Bitcoin price didn’t dump because of bad news but because the “clock flipped.” He noted that a large number of algos sold off at the same time with the daily close, and also considering that it is a new week and a new month. The analyst added that it is not traders making decisions but portfolios rebalancing in real time. 

Nik explained that with this Bitcoin price crash, inventories have adjusted, hedges have reset, and risk has been flushed from the market. He noted that the candles may look emotional, but that the behavior is mechanical. The analyst also indicated that retail investors may have also dumped their coins out of panic. 

Nik stated that time-based algos usually ignite the sell-off, and then everyone is forced to react to their flow. He added that the effect was strong enough today to shake the Bitcoin price, with the crash dragging the broader crypto market along. BTC dropped below $90,000 today, after recovering to $92,000 last week. 

Meanwhile, Nik stated that most people usually miss the signs of a potential Bitcoin price crash because they focus on patterns drawn by humans rather than flows controlled by machines. He added that the market doesn’t only react to price but also to time. 

Not Yet Enough Liquidity For A Major Crash

In an X post, crypto analyst Doctor Profit said that there isn’t enough downside liquidity yet to trigger a major Bitcoin price crash. This is why he expects a sideways range between the current price and the EMA50, around $100,000, in the coming days or weeks. The analyst noted that the two largest liquidity clusters in the short term are at the $97,000 and $107,000 regions. 

However, Doctor Profit remains bearish in the long term. He declared that a major move down is planned, but that the script must be followed and that the required liquidity is not yet in place. The analyst told market participants to expect a boring sideways phase with confirmed targets of between $70,000 and $75,000 by the start of 2026.  

Doctor Profit reiterated that such moves to the downside for the Bitcoin price take time. He explained that the crash could unfold as a strong drop, followed by a long sideways consolidation, then a fake relief rally, and then the continuation of lower lows. 

At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $85,800, down over 5% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Crypto analyst ChartNerd has predicted that the XRP price could rally 10x if a specific trend repeats. The analyst also revealed what needs to happen for the altcoin to invalidate this potential parabolic rally.  

XRP Price Could Rally 10x If This 2017 Pattern Plays Out

In an X post, ChartNerd predicted that the XRP price could rally 1,000% if a bullish pattern from the 2017 bull cycle plays out. The analyst noted that during the 2017 euphoric run, the altcoin had a 3-month cool-off period where it successfully dropped towards its 3-month 20-EMA for a retest before a 25x move to the upside.  

ChartNerd revealed that the XRP price has now witnessed the exact same set-up in this 2025 bull cycle. The altcoin recorded a huge breakout last year and is now seeing a 3-month cool-off period towards a 3-month 20-EMA retest. The analyst stated that if history is set to repeat, XRP could see a 10x upside move, signaling a blow-off top.  

The analyst also alluded to the 2021 lower high, which he noted ties up with both the monthly candle close highs from 2017 and also the SEC lawsuit, which is believed to have suppressed the XRP price during the 2021 cycle. ChartNerd added that to invalidate this potential rally, XRP will need to close below its 3-month 20-EMA at $1.20. Until then, he noted that the bulls remain in control. 

Meanwhile, ChartNerd outlined $8, $13, and $27 as the potential top-out points for the XRP price. Notably, a rally to any of these price targets will mark a new all-time high (ATH) for the altcoin. Crypto analyst Egrag Crypto had also previously predicted that XRP could reach $27 in this bull run if it mirrors the 2017 price action. 

XRP Could Be The Next Crypto To Record A Major Run

Market commentator Milk Road suggested in an X post that the XRP price could soon record a major run. The platform cited bullish fundamentals for the altcoin, including the fact that RLUSD crossed $1 billion in market cap in record time. The run to this milestone is said to be faster than almost any stablecoin Ripple has ever pushed. 

Furthermore, Milk Road noted that Abu Dhabi’s ADGM has opened the door for institutions to use RLUSD as real collateral, which is also bullish for the XRP price. The market commentator stated that global liquidity with regulated on-ramps could mean the kind of flows that crypto hasn’t seen in months. It is also worth noting that XRP is seeing significant flows into its ecosystem through the U.S. spot ETFs. 

At the time of writing, the XRP price is trading at around $2.18, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

What’s on the Plate: 1. Lamb & Turkey Meatballs (3 medium) 2. Quinoa (~3/4 cup cooked) 3. Veggie Stir-fry (carrots, broccoli, green beans, zucchini – ~1 cup) 4. Sliced Cucumbers (~1/2 cup) 5. Homemade Yogurt (~1/4 cup) Estimated Nutrition (Per Plate) Nutrient Amount Calories ~490–540 kcal Protein ~33–38 g Carbohydrates ~35–40 g Fiber ~6–8 g Fat ~22–26 g

If you think chicken breast can only give you dry and boring chicken kebabs, then here I am to prove you utterly wrong with these chicken keema kebabs of mine which are made in an air fryer with minimal oil and turn out super juicy & tender!

Air fryer has become my right hand which is handling most of my healthy cooking these days! If you own an air fryer but haven't yet checked my air fryer recipe collection, you are definitely missing out a lot!

I can assure you that you will get absolutely workable air fryer recipes there which you can make even on a hectic workday!

So predictably enough, I am back with another air fryer recipe for all of you who are looking for high protein yet low calorie tasty dishes that you can enjoy without messing up your healthy eating plans!

Hence air fryer chicken keema kebabs came into existence when I was trying to make something realistically quick & easy for my own lunch or dinner.

What are chicken keema kebabs?

Chicken keema kebabs are the Indian version of chicken patty or chicken cakes which are essentially of flat round shape.

I call them chicken keema kebabs as they are grilled in an air fryer and not deep or shallow fried in oil. These are also called chicken tikkis sometimes as they resemble the popular aloo (i.e. potato) tikkis.

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Here is a curry you can make in under 30 minutes! Lamb is literally what we make most Sundays. This time H bought home ground lamb. It got me thinking, how can I make this extra delicious? I tried something new, and it tasted great. Give it a try. I combined ground lamb with homemade bread crumbs, eggs, fresh coriander, pepper, onions, ginger garlic and green chilies, made meatballs, shallow

Pakoras are an all-time favorite snack across India. It is basically a crisp fried appetizer prepared with onion, besan, rice flour along with some spices. Which evening would not be delightful with a cup of masala chai and pakoras! 

How about pakoras with chicken? Yes! Pakoras with chicken taste absolutely delicious and can be an amazing evening chicken snack for kids or when guests are home or for parties. 

Chicken in minced form is usually called kheema which is nothing but ground meat. Use minced chicken in kebab recipes. A kind of Indian meatball is made by blending minced chicken with breadcrumbs, an egg and spices then placed on skewers, and baked. Minced chicken can also be stir-fried rapidly with vegetables, mushrooms, Chinese spices, and Chinese sauces, then stuffed into lettuce or cabbage leaves. Apart from making the very famous Indian chicken kheema recipe, here is a quick appetizer with ground chicken.

Ground Chicken may be easily available in the supermarket, however, you would be happy to know how easy it can be made at home without a meat-grinder. And without worrying of chicken becoming a paste. Here is the process to easily make ground chicken at home…

HOW TO MAKE GROUND CHICKEN AT HOME?

What you need:

• A Food Processor or a Blender.
• Skinless and boneless Chicken breasts or thighs.

Directions:

1. Rinse chicken in cold water and pat dry thoroughly.
2. Cut the chicken into 1-inch chunks.
3. Lay the chicken chunks in a single layer on a foil-lined baking sheet.
4. Place the baking sheet in the freezer for about 20-25 mins, the chicken should get firm but not frozen though.
5. Put the chunks into a food processor or blender, in batches of about 10 at a time and pulse them until it resembles ground chicken.
6. Use the ground chicken immediately or freeze until ready to use.

So, now you know how easily ground chicken can be made at home, so let’s get on to an easy appetizer preparation using this ground chicken.

It is very similar to our traditional onion pakoras but with additions of few spices to enhance the taste of ground chicken and prepared very similar to any other pakoras. Serve hot with a dash of chat masala on top along with tomato ketchup and green chutney. 

Chicken Pakora can be an easy and quick appetizer for your weekend meal.

Do give a try.  Pakoras with chicken are yummier than ever! Kids would love to munch on these chicken snack for evening.

Recipe Card for Chicken Pakora:

Enhance the flavor of your dishes with this homemade ginger garlic paste, as homemade is always best & healthy choice!!

Ginger Garlic Paste

Check out other chicken recipes…

• Tandoori Chicken Drumsticks
• Methi Chicken
• Chicken Biryani – Instant Pot
• Chicken Pakora

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There are numerous free messaging apps around, but one of the most popular is Telegram. Telegram earned that reputation mainly because of two features: group chat facilities and security.  Its huge possibilities for groups and channels are unchallenged, but concerning security, there are some issues we have to explore.

Telegram is an open source app created by two Russian brothers, Nikolai and Pavel Durov. The app was banned from Russia, however, and the company now has offices in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Dubai. Concerning data storage, Telegram has a hybrid system where you can decide whether to store the data on your phone or one of the several servers worldwide. The first point of concern: Telegram has not subjected its app to an independent and experienced auditor. For that reason, it is wise to be suspicious.

You need a mobile phone number to register and use Telegram. Apart from that, the phone is not a necessary tool because Telegram also has desktop apps for Windows, Mac, and Linux. However, essential features like secret chats are not available on the desktop version. That can be confusing because you are not necessarily aware of some contacts not having read your secret chats because they do not use a mobile device.

How safe are these normal, secret chats? To start with normal chats, they are not encrypted at all. Even WhatsApp is safer in this regard. Sending normal messages in Telegram, therefore, is an absolute no-go. It is kind of confusing and problematic that encryption is not applied by default. Other secure messaging services – such as Signal – apply end-to-end (E2E) encryption on all communications (normal chats, group chats, and voicecalls) by default.

The group chat possibilities on Telegram are huge, with support for up to 200.000 members per group. These chats (cloud chats) are securely encrypted only in transit between devices. But the group chats are not safe. Telegram can read chat data since it handles the encryption and decryption of messages at the servers.

If you use the secret chat option, all messages are end-to-end encrypted using MTProto. Secret chats are not stored on the Telegram servers and can only be accessed through the sending and receiving devices. Secret chats also have auto self-destruct options and informs about the other end taking a screenshot, further increasing the security. Finally, voicecalls are automatically E2E encrypted and are considered to be secure.

If we take a closer look at the privacy policy and the encryption method – MTProto security – things start to get worse. The protocol has been criticized by several cryptography experts. Concerning Telegram’s privacy policy, Telegram can collect lots of personal information like IP address, devices, and history of usernames and keep it for up to twelve months. They will probably also use this to utilize aggregated metadata. Finally, the information in the cloud chats is not safe either, can be shared with linked companies, and could be provided to law enforcement institutions.

Sophos post exploring Signal’s new PIN Secure Value Recovery system to help you maintain your @signalapp account even if you lose or change phones. I learned they’re using @Intel SGX. https://t.co/oFwBE6qJgf #IAmIntel #security #privacy #messaging

— Jim St. Leger (@JimStLeger) May 22, 2020

To be on the safe side, go for a more secure alternative like Signal. If you wish to continue using Telegram, be aware that your IP address will be saved. Therefore, install a VPN when making an account and to use the app. Furthermore, do not use your own phone number when creating an account, but use a paid or free SMS service (disposable SMS). Finally, only use secret chats and voicecalls. Keep these precautions in mind, and some Telegram features can be safe.

For individuals or groups who place high importance on privacy and security, there are far better alternatives, free or paid. Some examples are Signal, Threema, and Wire.

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