CME Group has included XRP in its new Nasdaq Crypto Index, joining Bitcoin, Ether, and other major altcoins. This move coincides with CME's transition to 24/7 crypto trading starting May 29, enhancing liquidity and market access. XRP's inclusion means it will be a core asset in regulated crypto futures products launching June 8, marking its rise to a top-tier systemic crypto asset. This development integrates XRP more closely with traditional financial markets, benefiting investors seeking broad crypto exposure.
XRP's price fell 2.09% in the hour ending 3:52 p.m. ET on Nov. 14, reaching $0.933 on Binance. Over the past 24 hours, XRP dropped 8.89%, reflecting significant market volatility. During the one-hour window, liquidations of long positions across Bina...
Institutional demand for XRP is growing, with U.S. XRP ETFs accumulating about 1.16 billion tokens worth $1.15 billion, roughly 1.77% of XRP's market cap. Despite a recent 40% price drop to $0.99, buying activity is returning, especially on Coinbase,...
XRP fell below the key $1 support level for the first time since August, dropping nearly 38% from its October peak. This break shifts market dynamics as sellers may now dominate near $1, potentially pushing prices down to $0.95, $0.90, or even $0.80 ...
XRP dropped to $0.96, falling out of the top 5 cryptocurrencies by market value, now ranking sixth behind USDC. The coin has lost 26% since November 5, driven by a broader crypto market sell-off and no new inflows into US XRP ETFs since late October....
The total value of the crypto market fell 5.41% to $2.29 trillion by Saturday morning, driven by declines in Bitcoin and five other major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin dropped 3.23% to $66,969, while Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw losses,...
