The U.S. Senate postponed the vote on the Crypto Clarity Act until September, causing XRP to drop 5.5% over the week, the largest decline among major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin remained stable around $64,300, supported by inflows into spot bitcoin funds, while other cryptos like Solana and Dogecoin saw slight declines. The bill aims to clarify regulatory oversight of digital assets but faces uncertain support and political opposition. Upcoming U.S. jobs and inflation data will be key in determining Bitcoin's next price move, either retesting resistance near $66,000 or falling back toward $63,000.
XRP surged 5.62% to $1.4895, breaking above a descending trendline that capped rallies since August, supported by a strong $1.00 floor and reclaiming its 200-day EMA. This move coincided with Bitcoin's rise past $84,000, reflecting a broad market ral...
Large holders of XRP have bought about 1.54 billion XRP worth $2.2 billion in just four days, pushing their total holdings to nearly 9.81 billion XRP. This buying coincides with XRP testing a critical resistance zone around $1.50, a level it has stru...
XRP is trading near $1.37, holding above key support at $1.28 with resistance at $1.70. Large investors have recently bought 1.54 billion XRP worth about $2.2 billion, signaling strong accumulation. Analyst Crypto Patel sees a long-term target range ...
In September 2025, Jim Cramer recommended buying cryptocurrencies, linking the advice to the rising U.S. national debt. However, by September 2026, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP prices had fallen significantly, resulting in losses for investors who foll...
XRP has become the most-traded cryptocurrency on Upbit, South Korea's largest crypto exchange, surpassing Bitcoin in trading volume. This reflects strong demand from Korean investors who favor XRP for its fast settlement, low fees, and liquidity. The...
