XRP
XRPID: 52Rank #6Updated 8/19/2026, 11:28:00 AM
24h Low
$0.9955765
24h High
$1.01
Market Cap
$62.99B
24h Volume
$854.54M
Fully Diluted Valuation
$100.5B
Market Dominance
2.86%
7d Volume
$8.92B
Volume / Market Cap
1.36%
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Technical Analysis
Price Performance
1h
+0.23%
24h
+0.59%
7d
-1.53%
30d
-8.10%
60d
-12.39%
90d
-26.46%
1y
-66.70%
YTD
-46.48%
All-Time High
$3.84
All-Time Low
$0.00280235
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XRP ETFs record four straight days of positive flows, yet price hovers near $1.08. This divergence suggests smart money is quietly loading up before a breakout.
- âś“Four consecutive days of net positive flows into U.S. spot XRP ETFs signal institutional demand.
- âś“Price stagnation (+0.09%) alongside robust volume (>$1B) points to stealth accumulation.
- âś“ETF-driven liquidity could catalyze a breakout above the $1.20 resistance if inflows persist.
With a new $280M lending vault on Ethereum allowing XRP holders to borrow RLUSD without selling, XRP's utility expands. Flat price masks brewing DeFi momentum.
- âś“XRP holders can now borrow RLUSD on Ethereum without selling, unlocking liquidity and reducing sell pressure
- âś“$280M vault that previously excluded XRP-linked assets now integrates XRP as collateral, signaling institutional DeFi acceptance
- âś“Robust 24h trading volume of $1.07B reflects sustained interest regardless of flat price action
XRP rides a wave of broad crypto-market optimism, posting a solid +2.27% gain on strong volume, as previously overlooked assets unexpectedly attract fresh capital.
- âś“Bullish broader market sentiment reported on August 3 directly lifts XRP
- ✓XRP’s 24h volume of over $784M confirms robust buying pressure behind the +2.27% move
- ✓XRP identified as an “outsider” gaining unexpected traction, attracting rotation from altcoin-savvy traders
XRP flirts with stability at $1.06 as the XRP Ledger prepares to reintroduce two critical features previously yanked due to security bugs. The upcoming upgrade could rebuild developer trust and provide a price catalyst, but the muted market reaction suggests traders are waiting for confirmation.
- ✓Pending XRPL 3.3.0 upgrade re‑introduces two features previously withdrawn due to critical bugs (unauthorized transactions/fee draining), now revised and secure.
- ✓24‑hour trading volume remains elevated at $588.6M, signaling active positioning despite a near‑flat price of -0.08%.
- ✓XRP’s #6 market cap rank and support near $1.05 keep downside contained; a break above $1.12 would signal a bullish shift.
BOJ’s yen defense and a landmark shift in Japanese crypto holdings—Bitcoin surpassing XRP in yen terms—pose fresh headwinds for XRP. The token faces a critical support test at $1.05 as sentiment cools.
- ✓BOJ’s intervention to defend the yen near 160 reduces demand for XRP as a speculative yen-hedge vehicle
- âś“Report shows Bitcoin surpasses XRP in yen-denominated crypto holdings, signaling capital rotation in a core XRP market
- âś“XRP price down -1.32% with elevated volume, breaking below intraday supports and nearing the psychologically important $1.00 level
Japanese game developer Gumi launches a Bitcoin and altcoin fund with SBI, nearly doubling its XRP-centric crypto holdings. A minor 0.86% dip masks accelerating institutional conviction, positioning XRP for a run toward $1.20.
- ✓Gumi’s SBI-partnered fund announcement underscores XRP’s deepening role in Japan’s gaming/crypto nexus, with the firm nearly doubling its crypto portfolio over the past year.
- âś“Strong 24h trading volume of $1.53 billion despite a mild 0.86% decline suggests accumulation rather than distribution.
- ✓XRP’s position as the 6th largest crypto asset provides a liquidity floor, with critical support levels holding near $1.03–$1.05.
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About XRP
Audit information availableWhat Is XRP / XRP Ledger?
Launched in 2012, the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is an open-source, permissionless and decentralized technology. Benefits of the XRP Ledger include its low-cost ($0.0002 to transact), speed (settling transactions in 3-5 seconds), scalability (1,500 transactions per second) and inherently green attributes (carbon-neutral and energy-efficient). The XRP Ledger also features the first decentralized exchange (DEX) and custom tokenization capabilities built into the protocol. Since 2012, the XRP Ledger has been operating reliably, having closed 70 million ledgers.
Who Are the Founders of the XRP Ledger?
In 2012, David Schwartz, Jed McCaleb and Arthur Britto launched the XRP Ledger with its native currency XRP as a faster, more energy-efficient alternative to the Bitcoin blockchain. In September that year, along with Chris Larsen, they founded the company that is today known as Ripple.
What Makes XRPL Unique?
The XRP Ledger presents a wide variety of applications and use cases related to payments including micropayments, DeFi, and, soon, NFTs. Deployed in 2012, the XRPL supports enterprises and Python, Java and JavaScript developers with powerful utility and flexibility. On the XRP website, developers can access different tutorials to help them get started using different coding languages, building apps, managing accounts and more.
Alongside its native coin, XRP, the XRP Ledger is used by developers to create solutions that solve inefficiencies, including remittance and asset tokenization. Currently, the five main applications of the XRP Ledger are payments, tokenization, DeFi, CBDCs and stablecoins.
How Many XRP Coins Are There in Circulation?
The XRP Ledger architects gifted 80 billion XRP to Ripple so that the company could build use cases — including its global payments network, RippleNet — around the digital asset.
How Is the XRP Ledger Network Secured?
Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, the XRPL uses a unique Federated Consensus mechanism as its method of validating transactions. Transactions are confirmed on the XRPL through a consensus protocol, in which designated independent servers called validators come to an agreement on the order and outcome of XRP transactions. All servers in the network process each transaction according to the same rules, and any transaction that follows the protocol is confirmed right away. All transactions are public and transparent, and anyone can operate a validator. There are currently over 150 validators on the ledger, operated by universities, exchanges, businesses, and individuals around the world.
Through the Federated Consensus mechanism, all verified transactions can be processed without a single point of failure as no single participant makes a decision independently.
Where Can You Buy XRP?
XRP is listed on many CeFi exchanges globally, including Binance, Huobi and Bitstamp.
To learn more about this project, check out our deep dive of XRP.
Ripple and the SEC
Since late 2020, Ripple Labs, which uses the XRP token in its products, has been locked in a legal battle with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. The big question is whether or not XRP is a security.
On Dec. 22, 2020, the SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple Labs and two of its executives on the grounds that they traded $1.3 billion in their XRP token as security without registering it with the commission. There have been arguments for and against the lawsuit. However, Ripple has strongly countered the claims, arguing that the SEC has been biased in its assessment.
The SEC uses the “Howey test,” based on the Supreme Court ruling on SEC v. W.J. Howey Co in 1946, to determine whether a cryptocurrency is a security. An asset is considered a security if it is sold with the expectation of getting profits from the efforts of other parties. Based on the commission’s definition of XRP in its lawsuit, the cryptocurrency would pass the Howey test, and according to SEC regulations, all securities must be registered.
While most companies targeted by the SEC in a similar matter chose to settle, Ripple decided to fight. The outcome of the lawsuit will undoubtedly have far-reaching implications in the crypto space. If Ripple prevails, the SEC could lose some of its credibility, giving other crypto-based companies the confidence to revolt. On the flip side, if the SEC wins the case, it could upend the way crypto firms operate and usher in a new wave of registration rules that apply to securities.
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