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 $2, a level blocked by significant resistance around $1.86. Institutional demand via U.S. spot XRP ETFs added roughly $105 million last week, providing dip-buying support, but price gains have yet to fully reflect this inflow. A confirmed hourly close above $1.38 would signal a bullish breakout, while falling below $1.31 could delay the $2 target.
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...
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 trader...
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...
