XRP fell 3.03% to $1.31 on October 17, dropping below its 100-day EMA of $1.3389 and 200-day EMA of $1.3780. The cryptocurrency failed to hold above the 100-day EMA, which was a condition for reaching the $1.38 target set for October. Support levels remain at $1.25, while resistance is at $1.43. This decline indicates a weakening momentum for XRP, with traders watching if it can regain these moving averages to meet the target.
As of Oct 17, 2026 19:42 WIB, XRP trades on Pluang at Rp23.279, down 3.19% in the last day, closely mirroring the 3.03% drop to $1.31 reported in the news. The market cap stands at Rp1.488,06 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp25,3 trillion. Notably, Pluang order activity shows a majority of 57% selling versus 43% buying, indicating a cautious stance among traders.
Bitcoin traded near $81,500 on October 17 after a brief rebound toward $83,000 faded, reflecting a slight downturn in the crypto market which fell by 1% over 24 hours. Bitcoin's market cap stood at $1.63 trillion, making up less than 60% of the total...
In South Korea's crypto market, Stacks (STX) topped the domestic attention index with an 84.2 score and 1.19% of domestic trading volume. Worldcoin (WLD) recorded the largest disparity between domestic and global trading shares, with its domestic sha...
Prediction markets indicate varying probabilities for major cryptocurrencies reaching price milestones by year-end. Bitcoin's chance of hitting $100,000 is 24%, slightly down from the previous day, with a 7% chance of reaching $120,000. Ether's proba...
OpenAI's ChatGPT predicts just a 3% chance that XRP will reach $2 by October 31, 2026, citing bearish technical indicators and macroeconomic uncertainties. Currently trading at around $1.31, XRP faces immediate support at $1.28 and resistance near $1...
On November 1, Ripple's escrow contract for up to 1 billion XRP tokens will expire, releasing them into the market. However, historical data shows that on average only 300 million tokens remain in circulation monthly after most are locked back into n...
