Large XRP holders, or whales, are increasingly withdrawing XRP from exchanges, now accounting for over 90% of outflows, the highest since 2024. This trend suggests accumulation rather than selling, as funds move to private wallets, reducing liquid supply on exchanges. The tightening supply amid steady price consolidation in a narrow range indicates a buildup of pressure that often precedes a sharp price move. This shift to whale dominance signals a more stable, long-term positioning that could lead to a significant XRP price breakout soon.
S&P Global has excluded Bitcoin (BTC) and XRP from its crypto index because these cryptocurrencies do not generate revenue, despite their large market caps. This change reflects a shift in the index's criteria, prioritizing revenue-generating project...
XRP is showing signs of bullish momentum, trading around $1.13 and forming an ascending triangle pattern on its daily chart. This pattern suggests buyers are gaining control, with higher lows indicating growing demand. Key resistance lies at the 50-d...
XRP, Cardano (ADA), Stellar (XLM), and Bitcoin (BTC) are showing early signs of bullish recovery after periods of decline. XRP is forming an ascending triangle with rising support, indicating potential for a longer recovery if resistance levels are o...
The 40 largest XRP wallets collectively hold 55.84 billion XRP, but much of this is tied up in Ripple's escrow contracts, limiting immediate supply. Ripple controls 16 of these wallets with 32.44 billion XRP still locked in escrow, while major exchan...
David Schwartz, Ripple's former CTO, expressed regret over selling most of his XRP holdings at $0.10 per coin due to his risk aversion and an agreement with his wife to sell at new all-time highs. Despite this, he remains optimistic about crypto's lo...
