XRP has surged 70% from its previous accumulation zone and is currently trading at $1.37, with the $1 to $1.20 range seen as critical for its next move. If XRP holds above $1, it could target long-term prices of $10 and $20, but falling below may lead to a price pullback. Meanwhile, a decade-old security vulnerability in the XRP Ledger was recently discovered and patched, preventing a potential exploit that could have created trillions of XRP tokens. This highlights the importance of ongoing security in blockchain networks.
XRP is trading at Rp24.462 on Pluang, showing a 1-day decline of 1.39% as of Oct 13, 2026, 20:51 WIB. The platform sees a balanced order activity with 56% buying and 44% selling, and typical hold time is 72 days, reflecting steady investor interest.
Bitcoin gained 0.62% to $83,236 while most major cryptocurrencies like Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin declined on October 13. The total crypto market capitalization fell by 3.55% to $2.82 trillion, with trading volume reaching nearly $95 billi...
XRP's market capitalization dropped by $2.5 billion to $85.7 billion on October 13, 2026, but AI models Gemini and ChatGPT forecast it will reach $100 billion before the end of Q4 2026. ChatGPT predicts this milestone by November 30, 2026, indicating...
XRP's futures open interest surged from $360 million in August to about $620 million as its price rallied between $1.55 and $1.60 in September and early October. This rise in open interest, which measures unsettled futures positions, indicates growin...
Between late September and mid-October, Binance's XRP reserves fell by 101 million tokens, while Upbit and Bithumb collectively increased their reserves by about 90 million XRP. Binance's withdrawal transactions also rose slightly, indicating more XR...
WLD topped the domestic crypto interest index in Korea with a score of 81.1, accounting for 4.7% of local trading. XRP captured the largest domestic trading share among top assets at 15.5%, with a significant 280.80 billion won traded in 24 hours. Ot...
