XRP's network activity has surged, with over 1,114 XRP burned in 24 hours, marking a 27.5% increase from the previous day and the highest daily burn in over two weeks. This rise in burn rate reflects increased transaction activity on the XRP Ledger, which reduces XRP supply and may boost demand. The burn mechanism gradually lowers total XRP circulation, and the recent spike suggests growing participation and a positive price outlook for XRP.
XRP is trading at Rp23.112 on Pluang as of Oct 24, 2026 18:01 WIB, showing a 2.95% decline in the last day. Despite the recent surge in XRP burn rate noted in the news, the Pluang order activity remains predominantly sell-side at 77%. The typical hold time for XRP on Pluang is 72 days, indicating moderate investor patience amid current market conditions.
On October 24, 2026, Bitcoin's dollar-margin long position share increased by 2.34 percentage points to 63.03%, indicating growing investor confidence. Conversely, Ethereum saw a significant drop in its dollar-margin long account share by 2.13 percen...
Prediction markets show a decline in the odds for Bitcoin and Ethereum reaching their year-end price targets, with Bitcoin's chance of hitting $100,000 dropping to 22% and Ethereum's chance of reaching $3,500 falling to 15%. XRP's probability of reac...
Motley Fool's recent analysis highlights Solana's stronger network activity compared to XRP, with Solana processing 3.18 billion transactions in September 2026 versus XRP's 222.4 million in Q2 2026. Solana also supports a larger stablecoin supply of ...
Ripple's CTO David Schwartz humorously welcomed actor Matt Damon to the Swell 2026 event, where Damon will discuss Water.org's use of Ripple Payments and XRP to fund clean water projects globally. Water.org, co-founded by Damon, uses Ripple's RLUSD s...
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) experienced the largest 24-hour decline among major cryptocurrencies, falling 8.93% to $4.47. Other notable drops included Bitcoin down 1.28% to $80,495, Ether down 1.38% to $2,360.57, and XRP down 3.45% to $1.28. These declines ...
