XRP has dropped 24% over the past month, underperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum due to stolen XRP being converted into Bitcoin, which adds selling pressure. Its price is close to $1.10, near the lowest since August, raising concerns about further declines. Market watchers are monitoring the impact of these conversions, regulatory news, and Ripple CEO statements for future price direction. The chance of XRP reaching $3.00 in November appears significantly reduced.
XRP is trading at Rp18.981 on Pluang as of Nov 10, 2026 23:22 WIB, down 5.38% in the last day. The market cap stands at Rp1.203,35 trillion, reflecting ongoing investor caution. Despite recent selling pressure, typical hold time on Pluang remains 73 days, indicating some investors maintain longer-term positions.
Evernorth's report reveals that 92% of the $1.65 billion RLUSD swap volume on the XRP Ledger's decentralized exchange involved XRP pairs in 2026. This data counters speculation that RLUSD displaces XRP, instead showing that the stablecoin's growth co...
XRP's price fell 2.38% to $1.04 on Binance within an hour ending at 10:42 a.m. ET Tuesday, with a 24-hour decline of 6.68%. During the same hour, long liquidations totaling $4.59 million occurred across Binance, Bybit, and OKX, indicating significant...
XRP is trading at $1.06 as spot XRP ETFs experience their worst withdrawal day in eight months, losing about $10.42 million in net outflows mainly from Bitwise's ETF. This decline occurs alongside a broader cryptocurrency market dip, but XRP's steepe...
Technical analyst Crypto Patel challenged the idea that XRP could reach $50, arguing that such a price would imply a market capitalization of about $3.18 trillion, which exceeds the current total crypto market size of roughly $2.5 trillion. Using XRP...
BNY Mellon has added XRP and RLUSD to its Digital Asset Custody platform, allowing institutions to store these assets within a traditional financial framework. However, this move does not necessarily increase actual XRP purchases, as custody services...
