XRP traded at $1.02, down 1.55% over the past 24 hours, showing a smaller decline compared to Bitcoin and Ether, which fell 4.96% and 2.96% respectively. Earlier, XRP had reached a high of $1.65 on September 23 before dropping over 22% to below $1.30, then partially rebounding by about 5%. This price movement highlights XRP's relative stability amid broader cryptocurrency market fluctuations.
As of Nov 13, 2026 20:02 WIB, XRP trades on Pluang at Rp18.581 with a 1-day change of -1.18%, showing a smaller decline compared to Bitcoin, which is down 4.75% at Rp1.260.388.315. XRP's market cap stands at Rp1.184,37T, and its typical hold time on Pluang is 73 days, reflecting relatively steady interest despite recent price fluctuations. Bitcoin's larger drop contrasts with XRP's more moderate movement in the current market environment.
Ether options trading over the past 24 hours leaned toward puts despite more calls outstanding at its nearest expiry on November 14, with open interest worth about $72.28 million. Solana's options showed balanced positioning with slight put dominance...
Open interest in Solana (SOL) perpetual futures dropped 5.49% in 24 hours, the steepest decline among five major crypto markets tracked. Bitcoin had the largest open interest at $7.03 billion but fell 3.36%, while Ether's open interest decreased 3.61...
XRP's price has reversed sharply after failing to break resistance at $1.55, now testing a critical support level at $0.99. If this support fails, XRP could plunge to $0.80, marking its lowest point since late 2024. This decline aligns with a broader...
Marc Asch, founder of Hidden Road, will leave Ripple Prime by the end of 2026, about 14 months after Ripple's $1.25 billion acquisition of Hidden Road. Noel Kimmel, currently Ripple Prime's president and senior vice president, will take over leadersh...
XRP is trading close to the critical $1 support level amid a broader crypto market selloff, with Bitcoin dropping below $70,000. US spot XRP ETFs have seen about $18 million in outflows recently, signaling weakening institutional demand. This decline...
