Ahead of the US midterm elections, Ripple re-locked 700 million of the 1 billion XRP tokens unlocked in November, leaving only 300 million new tokens in circulation. This reduces supply pressure on XRP, which has held above $1.20 amid growing buying interest. XRP ETFs saw weekly inflows rise to $4.32 million, the best since mid-September, suggesting early accumulation. With the elections approaching, XRP is positioned for a potential rally if market sentiment turns bullish.
As the US midterm elections approach, XRP remains steady on Pluang, trading at Rp22,669 with a slight 0.05% increase as of Nov 03, 2026 06:21 WIB. Market interest leans bullish with 64% of orders on Pluang being buys and a circulating supply of 63.4 billion XRP tokens. The typical hold time of 73 days indicates a moderate-term commitment from investors during this period of potential market shifts.
XRP's price is currently in a tight trading range with Bollinger Bands squeezed to their narrowest since August 2026, signaling a possible sharp price move soon. Historically, a similar squeeze led to a 71% rally in three days, but the direction rema...
John Lilic, founder of Tria, suggests Ripple's XRP could rival Ethereum by tapping into a massive payments market. By partnering with Visa or Mastercard to offer credit cards backed by Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin and integrating neobanking services, Ri...
Crypto analyst JD identified XRP as forming a multi-year ascending triangle pattern on its two-week chart, with rising lows since 2020 and resistance between $3 and $3.50. This technical pattern suggests a potential breakout above the resistance leve...
Analyst Kayne outlines a potential Elliott Wave path for XRP starting from the $1.20-$1.25 range. The scenario involves XRP holding this base level, then moving through several stages: rising to $1.50-$1.52, pulling back to around $1.40, advancing to...
The US midterm elections on November 3 will determine control of the House and Senate, influencing the fate of key crypto legislation like the CLARITY Act. Markets largely expect Democrats to retain the House and possibly the Senate, pricing in limit...
