Global crypto market cap surges to $3.22 trillion as XRP jumps 12%, driven by renewed investor interest. Japan signals official support for digital assets, while the Fear & Greed Index recovers to a neutral stance.
XRP exchange-traded funds recorded their first daily outflows since launching in November, signalling a pause in strong investor demand as traders reassess leveraged XRP exposure amid rising market volatility.
XRP jumped 11% to nearly $2.40 on Monday, boosted by a surge in trading activity across Ripple-linked exchange-traded funds, as investors piled into the token amid renewed institutional interest.
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XRP clings to $2.82 after a sharp sell-off, as technical indicators signal a potential breakout test toward $3.30; traders monitor momentum and liquidity zones amid ongoing regulatory developments.
XRP tests key levels as traders eye near-term targets at $2.93 and $3.19. Momentum indicators and liquidity zones will dictate whether a corrective dip or breakout unfolds amid ongoing regulatory headlines.
XRP’s bullish patterns point to a $5 target as Korean investors begin accumulating, driving optimism. Analysts say sustained volume and clearer regulations will determine whether a decisive breakout follows.
XRP’s shift to a higher trading range has analysts spotting a bullish setup, putting $5 in Q4 within reach. Momentum, liquidity flows, and regulatory cues now loom as key factors for a sustainable breakout.
XRP faces a make-or-break test at a key support zone as price pressure intensifies. On-chain data shows large holders reaccumulating. Can renewed whale demand stabilize momentum and stem the token’s steep slide?
XRP dipped 4% amid a broad Bitcoin-led sell-off, yet technicals show a resilient cup-and-handle pattern targeting $5. Traders caution volatility but say the bullish setup remains intact.