XRP news

XRP rose 1.55 % to $2.53 on Tuesday, outpacing the broader crypto market amid renewed optimism around regulatory clarity and spot ETF filings by Canary Capital, Bitwise, Franklin Templeton, and 21Shares. Trading volume spiked 20 % above the seven‑day average, with 140 million tokens changing hands, indicating institutional accumulation at higher price levels and a decoupling from the weak market. Technical analysis shows a solid 4‑hour trend and positive RSI, but the $2.57 resistance remains a short‑term consolidation risk; a close above it could push the token toward $2.65‑$2.70, while a break below $2.50 could trigger a pullback.

XRP surged roughly 12% as the DTCC added five spot ETFs to its pre-launch list, signalling a step toward institutional access. The listings mean issuers have set up tickers, CUSIPs and infrastructure, but SEC approval remains pending. If approved, ETFs would bring brokers and retirement accounts into XRP, potentially smoothing volatility and deepening market structure. Market reaction mirrors earlier Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF listings, where speculation alone pushed prices up before launch. The current rally depends more on regulatory clearance than the DTCC entry itself; until the pre-launch label is removed, XRP’s gains remain speculative.

XRP has surged 12% after a week of flat trading, fueled by a large on‑chain accumulation. Glassnode data shows traders withdrew about 216 million XRP (≈$556 million) from exchanges, tightening supply and signaling confidence. The rally is supported by a rising RSI above 50 and a key support near $2.52. If buyers keep pushing, XRP could break $2.64, potentially reaching $2.75. Failure to do so may see a pullback to $2.36, ending the current bullish trend.

Coinbase launched a U.S.-accessible public token‑sales platform that uses a "fill-up-from-bottom" algorithm to broaden distribution, imposes a six‑month lockup, charges no fees to users, and takes a cut of issuers’ USDC proceeds. Other highlights include Monad’s MON token launch on the new platform with 50.7% locked at rollout, DTCC’s listing of five spot‑XRP ETFs signalling near‑term debuts, Ledger’s consideration of a NY IPO, Strategy’s $50 million Bitcoin purchase, and a market lift as Bitcoin, Ethereum and a Senate shutdown‑ending deal boosted sentiment.

XRP surged more than 12% in the past 24 hours after the U.S. Senate reached a deal to end the longest‑running government shutdown, sending a bullish signal to crypto markets. The token traded at $2.56, up 9.44% on 24‑hour volume of $4.66 billion, according to CoinGecko. The DTCC website now lists 11 XRP ETF products in the “active and pre‑launch” category, including offerings from 21Shares, ProShares, Bitwise, Canary Capital, and others, signalling that the infrastructure for U.S. spot ETFs is ready. While a DTCC listing does not guarantee regulatory approval, analysts note that the shutdown’s end could trigger a wave of spot XRP ETF launches, with some experts predicting a first launch this week.

XRP jumped 12% to $2.53 after Trump’s stimulus announcement but profit‑taking by long‑term holders surged 240%, driving a 25% drop from $3.09 to $2.30 and weighing on the rally. Resistance at $2.60–$2.80, where major supply clusters sit, presents a hurdle to a $3 rebound. Whales have offloaded 500,000 XRP in the last 48 hours, but easing outflows may hint at a bottom, though recovery will hinge on breaking these key levels.

Digital asset investment products lost $1.17 billion last week, the second straight week of sharp outflows, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum with $932 million and $438 million respectively. The US market saw $1.22 billion exit, driven by uncertainty over a possible December interest‑rate cut and a looming government shutdown, while European investors added $91 million, mainly from Germany and Switzerland. Short Bitcoin ETPs attracted $11.8 million, the largest since May 2025, reflecting concerns that the rally may falter amid macro and regulatory risks. Meanwhile, Solana bucked the trend, drawing $118 million in inflows—its ninth consecutive week of net positives—and adding to a $3.3 billion year‑to‑date haul, with other altcoins like HBAR and Hyperliquid also gaining modestly. XRP also posted inflows, indicating selective altcoin strength even as major coins struggle. If Washington’s gridlock eases or Fed signals dovishness, risk appetite could recover, but worsening conditions may widen outflows.

Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies gained as U.S. President Donald Trump floated a $2,000 “tariff dividend” for every American, funded by import duties. The proposal, shared on Truth Social, lifted risk appetite but faced questions over feasibility and inflation. BTC rose 4.6% to $106,440, ETH up 6.1% to $3,618, XRP jumped 8.5% to $2.48, and SOL gained 6.1% to $167.96. The rally was partly driven by Canary Capital’s announcement of a pre‑effective S‑1 amendment for its planned XRP ETF.

XRP surged 6.2% to $2.40, breaking the $2.35 resistance on high volume, marking its biggest single‑day gain in more than a week and setting new cycle highs near $2.43. Five spot XRP ETFs – filed by Canary Capital, Bitwise, Franklin Templeton and 21Shares – were listed on DTCC ahead of a potential U.S. launch, hinting at fast‑track approval and fueling institutional demand. Technical analysis shows higher highs and higher lows, with RSI around 64 and MACD positive, while whale transfers of 500k XRP did not dent accumulation. Traders watch the $2.39–$2.40 support; breaking it could trigger a move toward $2.50 or further if ETF filings receive approval.

Bitcoin surged past $106,000 after reports that the Senate had reached an agreement to end the 40‑day U.S. government shutdown, the longest in history. The rally mirrored across the market: Ethereum climbed over $3,600 (a 7% gain), while XRP and Solana each gained about 6%. The shutdown had dented risk‑on sentiment, with Bitcoin falling below $100,000 for the first time since August. ETF outflows remained large—Bitcoin funds lost $2.1 billion and Ethereum funds $579 million in eight days—though Bitwise’s Solana ETF gained $126 million in its first week.