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By Bruce Buterin
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XRP got hammered yesterday. The digital asset fell 5.4% in 24 hours to hit $1.39, and the pain didn't stop there as open interest crashed alongside mounting realized losses…
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February 25 data showed XRP's 90-day open interest took a serious beating. Open interest tracks how many derivative contracts stay active in the market, and when it drops this…
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The open interest drop came right as realized losses spiked hard. When you see both metrics moving like this, it's pretty much a guarantee that traders are dumping their bags at…
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XRP's legal troubles with the SEC aren't helping matters. The Securities and Exchange Commission still claims Ripple Labs ran an unregistered securities offering when it sold XRP…
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The company behind XRP remains one of the biggest players in digital assets by market cap. That's something, at least.
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Ripple's executives won't talk strategy. They've gone radio silent on their legal defense, which leaves everyone guessing about their next moves.
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And crypto markets hate uncertainty more than anything else. Price swings, legal drama, and shifting investor sentiment create a perfect storm of complexity that makes trading…
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February 24 brought another twist when Ripple filed a motion asking the court to toss some of the SEC's claims.
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Trading volume tells its own story. Binance reported XRP activity jumped 15% over 48 hours, suggesting traders are either panicking or trying to catch falling knives for quick…
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse tried sounding optimistic in a recent interview. He talked up the company's transparency efforts and regulatory compliance work, but wouldn't get…
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CoinMarketCap shows XRP's market cap sitting around $66 billion on February 26. That's a massive drop from earlier highs this year, reflecting how beaten up investor confidence…
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Ripple announced a partnership with a major Asian financial institution earlier this month. The deal focuses on cross-border payments, which is Ripple's bread and butter.
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Glassnode data revealed another troubling sign: XRP active addresses dropped 12% over the past week. Fewer people using the network usually means less interest overall.
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The SEC hasn't said much lately either. Both sides seem to be playing their cards close to their chest, waiting for the right moment to make their next move.
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March's court hearing looms large over everything. Whatever happens there will probably determine XRP's fate for months to come.
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