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The U.S. dollar will remain dominant as the world's reserve currency, and stablecoins will be the tool to ensure that happens, as was recently declared by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
The Open House Group, a leading real estate company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, has announced that it now accepts XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin for payments.
As of March 20, XRP's (XRP -5.11%) price is around $2.50. But under the right set of conditions, could its price ever reach $100 per coin?
XRP is trading at $2.37, marking a 5% decline over the last 24 hours. With a market capitalization of $137 billion and a daily trading volume of $4.29 billion, the coin has been oscillating between $2.37 and $2.52, sitting 30% below its all-time high of $3.40 per coin.
XRP is trading above crucial support levels and showing signs of strength as the broader crypto market struggles with persistent selling pressure and macroeconomic headwinds. While many digital assets have suffered steep corrections in recent weeks, XRP has remained one of the most resilient performers, holding above key technical zones and attracting growing investor interest.
Popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple have formed different risky patterns ahead of the closely-watched triple-witching event. Bitcoin (BTC) price has slipped to $83,580 from the weekly high of $87,158, while Ethereum (ETH) has dropped below $2,000.
President Donald Trump's re-election and the news that the now-former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler would resign helped XRP soar from about $0.51 to January highs near $3.31 for a 549% rally.
Recently, Ripple, a San Francisco-based cross-border payments crypto company, declared victory in its legal battle against the U.S. SEC. After nearly four years of legal strife between the regulator and Ripple, the case was closed and the SEC dropped its appeal, with Ripple being fined $125 million and XRP being recognized as a nonsecurity.
The crypto market dipped back into bearish territory as prominent cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), registered notable declines. BTC reached a high of $86,444 as markets rallied.
Ripple is facing critical resistance at the 100-day moving average of $2.5, where selling pressure could emerge. The price action at this level will be crucial, as a break above this resistance could trigger a fresh surge toward its all-time high.
XRP (XRP) has fallen 3.6% in the past 24 hours to $2.37, with the market remaining choppy since Wednesday's FOMC meeting.The token has accumulated 7.7% losses in the past 30 days as market sentiment continues to be heavily depressed.
, along with most top coins, has taken a dip as investors brace for a "triple witching" dose of market volatility. At the time of publication, has shed 2.4% since yesterday, slipping below $84,000.
Ripple, the blockchain-based payments company behind XRP, is making a strategic pivot, shifting its focus from an initial public offering (IPO) to acquisitions.
Crypto investors rejoiced after one of the industry's longest-standing legal battles was overturned by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, yet markets have seemingly accounted for the victory months ahead of the announcement, according to industry watchers.On March 19, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed that the SEC would dismiss its legal action against Ripple, ending four years of litigation against the blockchain developer for an alleged $1.3-billion unregistered securities offering in 2020. However, the outcome may not be as “bullish” since markets may have already priced in this development since President Trump's election, according to Dmitrij Radin, the founder of Zekret and chief technology officer of Fideum, a regulatory and blockchain infrastructure firm focused on institutions.
Crypto investors rejoiced after one of the industry's longest-standing legal battles was overturned by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, yet markets have seemingly accounted for the victory months ahead of the announcement, according to industry watchers.On March 19, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse revealed that the SEC would dismiss its legal action against Ripple, ending four years of litigation against the blockchain developer for an alleged $1.3-billion unregistered securities offering in 2020. However, the outcome may not be as “bullish” since markets may have already priced in this development since President Trump's election, according to Dmitrij Radin, the founder of Zekret and chief technology officer of Fideum, a regulatory and blockchain infrastructure firm focused on institutions.
The price of XRP has regained its bullish momentum after breaking the moving average lines. The uptrend came to an end when the 50-day SMA was breached.
Bitnomial launches the first-ever CFTC-regulated XRP futures in the U.S. Bitnomial voluntarily dismisses its lawsuit against the SEC.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced yesterday that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will drop its appeal against the company in the XRP lawsuit. However, the lawsuit's ultimate conclusion remains uncertain, as the next move largely hinges on Ripple's decision to either continue or withdraw its own appeal.
Crypto market today remains calm as the focus among investors shift from this week's Federal Reserve decision to the upcoming triple-witching event. This is a crucial quarterly event when stock options worth over $4.7 trillion will expire.
The XRP lawsuit has been one of the hottest topics of discussion this week after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said that the US SEC is dropping the case. Notably, this comes amid the shifting stance of the US SEC towards the digital assets space under Donald Trump's presidency.
A prominent crypto billionaire has reshuffled their portfolio, opting to exclude Ripple (XRP) while placing big bets on three high-potential tokens. Despite XRP trading at $2.28, its regulatory uncertainty and slowing momentum have led some major investors to look elsewhere.
XRP price remains under bear pressure despite the high expectations after the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped its long-standing legal battle against Ripple Labs. The XRP coin, a staple of the XRP ledger, saw a brief surge of over 12% to $2.57 following the XRP SEC news, only to slip back to $2.
With a dedicated army of holders and a price near $2.40 as of March 20, XRP (XRP -4.15%) has a good shot at reaching $3 and beyond, especially over the long term.
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