XRP

A dollar-cost averaging strategy with €100 monthly investments in XRP over the past 18 months would have yielded an 86% return, demonstrating the power of systematic investing in volatile crypto markets.

Despite a sharp drop in social media sentiment around XRP and a 30% price decline over two months, market analysts point to historical patterns and technical indicators suggesting a potential price rally is imminent.

XRP ETFs have seen nearly $1 billion in inflows within just 13 days of trading, showing strong institutional interest. However, technical analysts warn that XRP is at a critical juncture where it could either break out or face a sharp decline.

The crypto market ends the week in the red, with Bitcoin hovering around $91,000. Analysts are divided on the short-term outlook, with some predicting a further dip to $85,000 while others believe the bottom is in. Ethereum and XRP also see losses, though minor recovery attempts are underway.

Bitcoin is trading sideways, struggling to break $94,000 resistance, while altcoins like XRP and Solana see sharper losses ahead of the crucial U.S. PCE inflation report.

A crypto analyst has identified a technical pattern suggesting a potential trend reversal for XRP. The price is at a critical juncture, with a break above $2.22 potentially triggering a rise to $2.50, while a fall below $2.00 could lead to a significant downturn by year’s end.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse forecasts Bitcoin will climb to $180,000 by the end of 2026. While the prediction is optimistic, market analysts warn of potential vulnerability, citing strong buying pressure and stalling economic indicators.

Despite a massive dump of 150 million XRP by whales in 48 hours, experts remain optimistic. The selling pressure is being absorbed by inflows into newly launched XRP ETFs, while the price holds key support levels, suggesting potential for an upward move.

After a market-wide panic, XRP surged over 10%, driven by significant institutional inflows into new ETFs, whale accumulation, and bullish technical signals, outperforming major assets like Bitcoin.

Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, has reversed its stance on cryptocurrency. The firm will now allow its 50 million clients to trade select crypto ETFs, including those for Bitcoin and Ethereum, responding to persistent investor demand.