XRP trades near $1.50 as buyers defend $1.45, Binance leverage recovers and two XRPL upgrades approach on Oct. 8 and Oct. 9.
Vincent Van Code says XRP could climb to $100 or more within three years as confidence builds, but the target implies a valuation above $6 trillion.
Football fans in the United States who tuned in to broadcasts this weekend were met with an unexpected sight: giant XRP advertising banners had taken over the stadium's central scoreboard during the University of Kansas' game against MTSU.
Over 14,000 depositors have placed $150M+ into Doppler's XRP and RLUSD vaults as yield infrastructure expands.
OpenAI's artificial intelligence model ChatGPT has predicted that XRP could firmly establish itself above the $1.50 level by the end of October.
Batch V1.1 is set to be deployed on the XRP Ledger mainnet in just five days. Batch V1.1 is a replacement amendment that ships the fixed Batch implementation in xrpld v3.3.0.
XRP traded at $1.50 as Evernorth prepared for its XRPN Nasdaq debut. Daily indicators put $1.55 at the key continuation threshold.
Speaking at XRP Seoul 2026, Ripple's Senior Director of Engineering, Ayo Akinyele, outlined an engineering roadmap centered around trust, privacy, scalability, and AI agent support.
Long liquidations remained higher than short liquidations in the latest readings. A sustained rise would need support from spot buying, trading volume and price trends.
XRP liquidation pressure on Binance is easing after months of sharp spikes, suggesting less strain from leveraged trading, according to a new analysis. Sustained gains would still depend on spot buying, trading volume, and supportive price trends.
BatchV1_1 has support from 30 of 35 trusted validators. A separate security amendment could require server operators to update to version 3.4.1.
The XRP Ledger is targeting Oct. 9 for a Batch upgrade that could coordinate payments and asset transfers in one operation. A separate security amendment approaching activation would require server operators to update their software.