Options data from Coinbase Markets on Nov. 1 indicates that XRP and Solana have the highest implied volatility among four major crypto assets, each at 8.7% for the period through Nov. 8. This figure estimates potential price movement in either direction but does not predict the exact price. Ether and Bitcoin showed lower implied moves at 7.7% and 5.8%, respectively. Historically, XRP's median absolute seven-day move is 4.9%, suggesting the current implied volatility reflects market expectations of increased price fluctuations in the coming week.
XRP trades at Rp22.805 on Pluang with a slight 1-day gain of 0.36% as of Nov 03, 2026 16:32 WIB, while Solana is down 2.18% at Rp1.674.407. The article highlights an 8.7% implied volatility for both XRP and Solana through Nov. 8, indicating expected price swings. On Pluang, XRP shows a strong buy interest with 64% of orders buying and a typical hold time of 73 days, reflecting active investor engagement amid this volatility.
Ripple returned 700 million XRP to escrow in three transactions shortly after releasing 1 billion tokens worth about $1.25 billion, leaving 300 million XRP unlocked outside escrow. The re-locking extends token lockups until mid-2029, reducing uncerta...
Options data from Coinbase indicates that XRP could experience an 8.7% price movement, up or down, by November 8. This suggests a potential price range between $1.14 and $1.36, based on implied volatility from options trading. The data reflects marke...
XRP fell 16% in October 2026, making it the fourth-worst October performance since 2013. Historically, some sharp November gains have followed losing Octobers, including increases of up to 489.1% after October 2013. However, November returns for XRP ...
XRP traded around $1.25 with forecasts suggesting a potential rise to $1.35 by November 7. A short-term model projects this price based on current levels, while a monthly outlook sets a November target near $1.28 and December near $1.35, assuming XRP...
Moody's has assigned an investment-grade rating of A2 (long-term) and P-1 (short-term) to Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD, marking a notable creditworthiness endorsement. However, RLUSD lacks authorization as an e-money token under the EU's MiCA regulation...
