Bitcoin and XRP are under pressure after recent declines, trading near $63,000 and below $1 respectively. Key events this week include a White House meeting with crypto leaders, potential US regulatory moves like the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, Federal Reserve policy signals, and Japan's economic data releases. These factors could drive volatility and influence whether these cryptocurrencies break their current trading ranges. Investors should watch for regulatory updates and macroeconomic data that may impact crypto prices.
Crypto analyst EGRAG CRYPTO shared an XRP price chart highlighting a possible major upward movement described as the "BIGGEST WAVE 3" based on Elliott Wave theory, which organizes price trends into five-wave patterns. An earlier scenario suggested XR...
Lawyer Bill Morgan criticized Ripple's XRP escrow practice, arguing that instead of returning unused monthly token releases to escrow, Ripple could have distributed them. Ripple set up 55 billion XRP in 55 contracts in December 2017, each holding 1 b...
Crypto commentator Zach Rector suggests that current complaints about XRP's price could be a contrarian indicator, meaning frustration might precede a price increase. XRP was noted at $1.25 as of Nov. 2 in a daily price table, but this is not a trade...
In the past 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) and Solana (SOL) experienced net inflows of $52.31 million and $34.23 million respectively, indicating increased investor interest. Meanwhile, Ethereum (ETH) saw the largest net outflow of $39.61 million, suggestin...
Dogecoin (DOGE) saw the largest 24-hour increase in futures open interest, rising 2.43% to $197.2 million, with a high funding rate of 0.0100% per eight hours, indicating strong long position dominance at 71.6%. In contrast, Bitcoin and Ether experie...
