The XRPL ecosystem is counting down as a key amendment is set to activate in the next few days.
XRP has continued to flash bearish signals across its network and price performance. However, its exchange activity appears promising as it suggests that the asset is still in demand.
XRP is trading through another rough stretch alongside the wider crypto market, but the story beneath the price chart is not as quiet as the red candles show. The entire crypto market has been down by over 5% in the past seven days, and the XRP price has also struggled to hold momentum, but the latest volume updates show that traders, large holders, ETF investors, and XRP Ledger users are still active.
Large XRP transactions above $1M fell from 157 to 67 in nine days.
Ethereum leads liquidity while Solana and XRP target settlement and banking systems
The $50 XRP candle seen on Gemini in 2023 wasn't a glitch, it was real market execution under extreme illiquidity, a textbook case of catastrophic slippage. Could it happen again?
Rising Open Interest and weakening whale participation increase XRP squeeze risks
Hussein Zangana, better known as Vet on X and Director of Community at the XRP Ledger Foundation, has hinted that a new XRP Ledger software update, XRPL 3.2.0, is currently under development. According to Vet, the upcoming release is designed to further strengthen the infrastructure and long-term stability of the XRP Ledger ecosystem.
On-chain data and futures metrics signal a volatile squeeze move may be building for XRP traders.
Crypto exchange Blockchain.com has confidentially filed for a U.S. IPO, becoming the latest crypto company to seek a public listing. Meanwhile, Ripple remains on the sidelines and has not indicated plans to go public anytime soon.
It has emerged that Trump's New Fintech Order could give Ripple and XRP a Federal Reserve (Fed) opening.
As XRP faces mounting bearish pressure, the asset appears to be entering a consolidation phase following a sharp decline in whale activity across the network.