The cryptocurrency market experienced a $369.67 million liquidation wave, heavily impacting XRP, Ethereum, and Solana due to rising oil prices, higher U.S. Treasury yields, and expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike. Over 90,000 leveraged traders were liquidated, with long positions making up the majority of losses. Bitcoin also fell by about 1.3% to 1.8%, while Ethereum and Solana dropped around 2% and 3.5%, respectively. Despite the sell-off, institutional interest remained, with inflows into Ethereum, Solana, and XRP investment products. Market pressure is driven by macroeconomic concerns including inflation and Fed policy, while regulatory discussions continue in the U.S.
After a 71.8% rise to $1.698, XRP has pulled back about 20% and is now holding a critical support zone between $1.31 and $1.38, where over 4.8 billion tokens were previously bought. This support band is key to whether XRP can resume its climb toward ...
XRP has fallen nearly 7% over the past week amid a broader crypto market decline but is showing signs of consolidation. Analysts highlight $1.43 as a key resistance level; a break above it could trigger a rally toward $2.10, a 56% gain from current p...
In 2026, XRP's price fell 27% by September 1, while daily transactions on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) increased 21% to 2.4 million. Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD saw a significant shift to XRPL, with its market cap rising 23.4% and over half of its supply now ...
Bitcoin and XRP are displaying a rare 'Bart Simpson' chart pattern, characterized by a rapid price rise, sideways trading, and a sudden drop, raising fears of a sharper market correction. Bitcoin surged from around $64,420 to nearly $80,700 in early ...
Goldman Sachs initially sold all its XRP holdings in early 2026 but repurchased $87 million worth of XRP between April and June, reclaiming its position as the largest Wall Street holder of XRP ETFs. This move coincides with growing institutional int...
