Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies fell on Tuesday, reversing recent gains following President Donald Trump's inauguration. Bitcoin dropped 4%, with ether and XRP losing 2% and 6%, respectively. The ...

Many investors dream of making millions in financial markets. And for many, the cryptocurrency industry has helped turn that vision into a reality. The Ripple network's native token XRP (CRYPTO ...

2025 has started with a banger for most cryptocurrencies, especially XRP (XRP), the third-largest digital asset by market capitalization. The XRP/USD pair has surged 23% year-to-date, establishing ...

XRP has surged nearly 50% in January, briefly topping $3.39 on Jan. 18, its highest level in nearly seven years. However, the explosive rally may face headwinds, with technical indicators ...

The SEC recently submitted an appeals brief to continue its legal case involving Ripple Labs and XRP. But Ripple's leadership recently having dinner with president-elect Trump suggests a more ...

XRP has been on a huge winning streak, thanks to expectations surrounding the new Trump administration. The new Trump term is expected to usher in a more favorable backdrop for cryptocurrencies ...

On Saturday, January 18, XRP dipped by 0.81%, partially reversing Friday’s 1.50% gain to close at $3.2668. A choppy session saw the token slide to a session low of $3.0580 before recovering.

XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has been on an incredibly hot streak lately. The cryptocurrency's token price has risen 54% year to date, far outperforming the gain of roughly 9% for Bitcoin and roughly 3% for ...

XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has been on an absolute tear lately. The cryptocurrency's token price has rocketed 54% higher in 2025's trading and is up more than 520% during the past year. On the heels of its ...

XRP’s (XRP) price has wiped the losses in recent days, jumping 11.30% in the past 24 hours to reach its monthly high of $2.60 on Jan. 14. XRP/USD four-hour price chart. Source: TradingView Key ...

White House Crypto Czar David Sacks called NFTs and meme coins “collectibles” on Thursday, reframing them as cultural assets.

According to Psychology Today, people who are always early often do so to avoid the anxiety associated with being late, ...