XRP is approaching a critical support level near $1 after a nearly 9% drop this week, triggered by a broad crypto market sell-off and heavy liquidations. Bitcoin's fall to a yearly low around $58,000 and rising U.S. inflation data have intensified selling pressure, making XRP the biggest loser among top cryptocurrencies in the last 24 hours. On-chain data shows XRP is testing a key volume block at $1.06, with a break below this level potentially leading to further declines. The outlook for XRP largely depends on Bitcoin's ability to stabilize and slow institutional outflows, which could ease pressure on altcoins.
The XRP Ledger saw a dramatic surge in payment volume, reaching nearly 1 billion XRP in a single day on June 25, 2026. This spike indicates high network activity, often linked to institutional transactions, but the number of active users remained ste...
Ripple is transforming into a regulated financial institution by securing a conditional national trust bank charter, applying for a Federal Reserve master account, and acquiring brokerage, payments, and treasury services. This infrastructure primaril...
Bitcoin experienced significant capital outflows as traders moved funds into stablecoins like USDT and USDC, as well as fiat currencies including USD, BRL, and TRY. This shift indicates a defensive market stance, with investors seeking liquidity and ...
XRP's price dropped sharply to around $1.01 following a $10.8 billion crypto options expiry that triggered widespread selling across the market. This decline extends XRP's year-to-date loss to over 40%, compounded by negative sentiment after Strobe F...
Ripple CTO emeritus David Schwartz clarified that XRP was created in 2012, years after Bitcoin's 2009 launch. While Ryan Fugger conceptualized an early decentralized payment network called RipplePay in 2004, it did not include XRP or decentralized as...
