XRP held on exchanges has dropped to a seven-year low of about 1.6 billion tokens, halving since late 2025, indicating a sharp reduction in readily sellable supply. Meanwhile, whale wallets hold a record 68.5% of circulating XRP, but this concentration is ambiguous as large holders can sell or hold. The key signal is the low exchange reserves, which means any incoming demand, such as from the potential CLARITY Act that could unlock billions in institutional inflows, would face thin supply and likely cause significant price moves. However, this setup increases volatility in both directions and depends on the uncertain passage of the CLARITY Act, making it a condition for heightened sensitivity rather than a guaranteed price rise.
Ripple is preparing the XRP Ledger for the potential future threat posed by quantum computers, which could break current cryptographic protections. The company has a four-stage roadmap to make the ledger fully quantum-resistant by 2028, including tes...
On September 15, 2026, the U.S. Senate will vote on whether to proceed with debating the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a bill aimed at clarifying federal crypto regulations. This vote is crucial for XRP investors as it could pave the way for clea...
Ripple has donated $300,000 to World Central Kitchen and Mercy Corps to support emergency relief efforts following severe flooding in Nepal and Tibet. The funds will be used to provide emergency meals, clean water, and sanitation to affected communit...
XRP has corrected about 20% from its recent high, currently testing a strong support zone between $1.35 and $1.38 where 3.2 billion XRP were previously traded, indicating significant holder accumulation. Key resistance levels lie at $1.60, $1.68, and...
XRP's price dropped 2.46% to about $1.38, approaching a key support level at $1.37, despite strong institutional demand through XRP ETFs. U.S. XRP ETFs saw $26.20 million in net inflows on August 28, continuing a nine-day streak and totaling $110.49 ...
