On November 10, XRP posted the highest positive funding rate among five major crypto perpetual futures, at 0.0095% every eight hours (10.4% annualized), even as its open interest fell sharply by 6.73% to $328.5 million. This indicates traders holding long positions pay those with shorts. Bitcoin and Solana also had positive funding rates, while Ether and Dogecoin showed negative rates. Bitcoin's open interest was the only one to rise, increasing slightly to $7.36 billion. These funding rates reflect market sentiment and trader positioning, which can influence future price movements and trading strategies.
XRP trades at Rp19,266 on Pluang, up 0.24% as of Nov 12, 2026 04:22 WIB, with 97% of orders buying and a typical hold time of 73 days. Bitcoin is priced at Rp1,349,021,773, rising 0.80%, while Solana gains 1.58% to Rp1,533,772. XRP's market cap stands at Rp1.225 trillion, showing steady investor interest despite the futures open interest drop noted in the news.
XRP's market capitalization fell sharply by about $13.87 billion over the seven-day period from November 3 to November 10. It decreased from $80.92 billion on November 3 to $67.05 billion on November 10. This significant drop highlights a notable dec...
Flare co-founder Hugo Philion urged the XRP community to look beyond Ripple's corporate actions and focus on expanding XRP's utility to strengthen its long-term value. Despite XRP's 51% price drop over the past year to around $1.10, Philion emphasize...
Public certificate transparency logs reveal that four major banks—Bank of America, QNB, Banorte, Scotiabank, and CIMB—have maintained and renewed TLS certificates linked to Ripple systems over multiple years. This indicates active technical integrati...
Despite XRP's price dropping about 30% over seven weeks to around $1.05, the number of wallets holding at least 10,000 XRP increased by 5.15% over nine months, reaching approximately 343,500. Larger holders also grew, with wallets holding 1 million o...
Gemini ranked the top 10 crypto assets with the largest year-to-date losses as of November 10, 2026. Bitcoin Cash suffered the steepest decline at 61.76%, followed by Polkadot down 53.03%, and Cardano down 48.04%. Other notable losses include XRP, Do...
