Bitcoin ETFs saw a strong recovery with $131.31 million in net inflows, led by Blackrock's IBIT attracting $144.10 million, signaling renewed institutional interest after recent declines. Ether ETFs continued to experience outflows for the fourth consecutive day, losing $5.65 million, despite some selective buying in certain funds. Meanwhile, XRP and Solana ETFs showed resilience, gaining $18.25 million and $6.51 million respectively, supported by positive investor sentiment and regulatory optimism. Overall, the market shows a selective rotation with Bitcoin remaining the main institutional focus, Ether facing hesitation, and alternative assets like XRP and Solana gaining traction.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse emphasized XRP's unique strengths in a recent talk, focusing on its fast transaction settlement of 3-5 seconds, very low fees, and ability to handle over 4 billion transactions. He noted XRP was designed specifically for ...
Bitcoin dropped below $80,000 amid profit-taking and cooling crypto sentiment, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index at a neutral 46. Over 127,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours, totaling $440 million. Despite the pullback, analysts say th...
Top XRP investors have sold about 481 million tokens worth roughly $693 million over the past 30 days, signaling reduced confidence amid a bearish market outlook. The top 100 wallets control around 41% of XRP's circulating supply, and their recent se...
XRP trading volume on South Korea's Upbit exchange surged to $330 million following Hana Bank's announcement of a $670 million investment in Dunamu, Upbit's operator. This deal, expected to close by June 15, makes Hana Bank the fourth-largest shareho...
XRP is currently in a tight compression phase, trading within a narrow range below the $1.50 resistance level while volume shows signs of returning. This phase reflects a balance between buyers and sellers, with price volatility fading and technical ...
