SOIL has rejected allegations that its token launch on the XRP Ledger involved insider sales using community liquidity as exit liquidity. An on-chain analyst claimed wallets linked to the issuer sold large amounts of SOIL tokens into XRPL liquidity, suggesting immediate dumping rather than organic market activity. SOIL responded that the wallets were bridge addresses, not controlled by the project, and attributed price moves to high demand and limited liquidity. The debate arises as SOIL prepares to adopt XRP Ledger's native lending framework pending protocol amendments.
XRP is showing signs of a potential price decline below the $1 mark after forming new support around $1.06, where over 830 million XRP were previously bought. Analyst Ali Martinez warns that if this support fails, XRP could fall to key levels at $0.8...
Ripple's On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) uses XRP as a bridge asset to settle cross-border payments in seconds, eliminating the need for banks to pre-fund foreign currency accounts. This innovation frees up trillions of dollars in trapped capital and reduc...
XRP's on-chain data reveals a key support level at $0.51, with major holders concentrated around this price, signaling potential market direction. A dormant whale moved $2.5 million worth of Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens through OTC channels amid a 23% pri...
XRP plunged 22% in June 2026 to a yearly low of $1.01, continuing a steep 43% decline year-to-date. This drop reflects broader crypto market weakness led by bitcoin and has caused XRP to lose market share to rivals like USDT, BNB, and USDC. Despite R...
XRP fell over 4.4% to around $1.02 following a broad crypto market selloff triggered by tech stock declines, resulting in over $1 billion in liquidations. Despite the price drop, Binance data shows XRP derivatives trading remains balanced with no sig...
