The SEC approved changes to Nasdaq Texas Rule 5711(d), explicitly naming XRP alongside Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana as digital assets meeting commodity-based trust standards. This approval allows crypto trusts to hold at least 85% in qualifying assets and up to 15% in other digital commodities or certain securities, enabling more diversified and actively managed crypto ETFs. While XRP's price dropped slightly amid broader market pressures, institutional demand remains strong with significant ETF inflows and major financial firms increasing holdings. The ruling signals a shift towards more innovative crypto investment products beyond single-asset ETFs, positioning XRP and other major digital assets as core components of regulated crypto portfolios.
In a snapshot of perpetual futures on October 18, Dogecoin (DOGE) showed the highest positive funding rate among five major cryptocurrencies, at 0.0085% per eight hours (9.3% annualized). This means traders holding long positions in DOGE pay those wi...
Despite XRP's price decline since mid-2025, institutional adoption and developer activity on the XRP Ledger remain strong. Key drivers include real-world asset tokenization, a $2 billion stablecoin market cap, and upcoming lending features that could...
XRP's price increased to $1.29, up 2.14% in the past hour and 0.26% over 24 hours, according to Binance spot data. During the same hour, $240,000 worth of short positions were liquidated, while no long positions were closed. XRP's market capitalizati...
Crypto analyst Ali Charts highlights critical support levels for Bitcoin at $81,000, Ethereum at $2,350, and XRP at $1.25. Holding these levels could trigger rebounds toward higher targets: Bitcoin to $84,000-$86,500, Ethereum to $2,700-$3,000, and X...
Bitcoin fell 0.85% to $80,967, while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization declined 4.85% to $2.70 trillion. Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw notable losses, with Dogecoin dropping the most among major coins at 4.30%. Bitcoin...
