XRP

This week’s most-read articles on our platform focused on in-depth analysis rather than hype, covering the impact of U.S. bond yields on Bitcoin, the surge in XRP and DOGE ahead of new ETF launches, and record inflows into crypto exchanges.

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ChatGPT has outlined three potential price scenarios for XRP by the end of December, ranging from a conservative $1.80-$2.60 to a bullish $5-$12. The AI bases its predictions on market conditions, regulatory clarity, and institutional adoption.

A group of Dutch investors made a 233% profit on XRP using an automated trading bot, with similar gains on Ethereum and Solana, highlighting the growing popularity of crypto trading bots.

After weeks of declines, the crypto market rebounds with nearly all top 10 coins posting double-digit gains. Bitcoin rises 10% this week to $92,500, Ethereum gains 12% to $3,082, and XRP leads with a 17% weekly increase.

New XRP ETFs from Grayscale and Franklin Templeton launch with strong inflows, fueling optimism for a price surge as analysts point to bullish patterns.

Bitcoin surged over 3% yesterday, its best day in six weeks, climbing past $91,000 and suggesting the recent downturn may have ended. Altcoins followed the rally, with Kaspa, known as ‘Bitcoin 2.0’, leading the top 100 with a 17% surge.

XRP’s open interest has plummeted to its lowest level in a year, signaling a significant drop in trader conviction despite a broader market rally. This decline in open positions raises concerns about sustained selling pressure, though some analysts see potential for a bullish reversal.

Grayscale’s Dogecoin ETF launched on the NYSE to a lukewarm reception, with just $1.4 million in first-day trading volume. This starkly contrasts with the highly successful launches of Solana and XRP ETFs, which saw volumes over 40 times higher.

The crypto market shows slight gains with a total cap above $3 trillion, but Bitcoin remains volatile and down 30% from its October peak. Analysts are split on whether the recent dip was the bottom or if further declines are likely.