Ripple completed a share sale of approximately $500 million in November, with investors including several well-known institutions. Assessments indicate that most of its net assets come from XRP. The financing round included protective provisions and liquidation preferences. XRP has fallen about 16% since October, and Ripple stated that there are currently no plans for an IPO.

The digital asset ETP market recorded $716 million in inflows last week, indicating a significant improvement in investor risk appetite. Total assets under management (AUM) rose to $180 billion, rebounding 7.9% from the November low. Although the overall scale remains below the historical peak of $264 billion, net inflows have been maintained for two consecutive weeks, reflecting a gradual recovery in market confidence. In terms of regional distribution, the United States continues to lead, attracting $483 million in inflows. Germany and Canada follow closely, recording $96.9 million and $80.7 million respectively. This indicates that the current wave of capital inflows is spreading globally rather than being driven by a single region.

Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD recently saw its market cap on Ethereum rise to around $1.1 billion, making it one of the fastest-growing cross-chain stablecoins. This breakthrough has attracted widespread attention in the crypto industry, with analysts believing that multi-chain deployment has become one of Ripple’s most important strategic decisions this year. Analyst Wendy O pointed out that deploying RLUSD on both Ethereum and the XRP Ledger (XRPL) is Ripple’s “smartest move,” as the crypto industry is moving toward a comprehensive multi-chain ecosystem. She believes that more and more projects will follow RLUSD’s approach to enhance the usability and cross-chain interoperability of their own assets.

With Bitcoin holding above $91,000, XRP has seen strong buying interest at the $2 psychological level. Latest data shows that after breaking through a key support, XRP's trading volume surged by 251% around $2, reflecting institutional funds absorbing market liquidity at this price point. The US spot XRP ETF continues to demonstrate strong appeal, with cumulative inflows exceeding $1 billion since its launch, making it the fastest-growing altcoin ETF. Although retail interest remains subdued, institutional demand is steadily expanding. The growth in ETF inflows has effectively offset the decline in open interest in the derivatives market, making the capital environment more favorable for long-term allocation.

Driven by expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut rates by 25 basis points this week, cryptocurrencies rose in tandem with Asian stock markets on Monday. Bitcoin prices edged up to around $91,300, gaining 2% over the past 24 hours and up more than 6% over the past week, continuing last week’s rebound. However, BTC still faces significant resistance near $94,000. FxPro analyst Alex Kuptsikevich pointed out that this rally is still part of a corrective structure, but if momentum continues, Bitcoin has a chance to further test the $98,000 to $100,000 range.

According to Gate News Bot, on December 8, citing CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, XRP (XRP) is trading at $2.07, up 1.36% in 24 hours, reaching a high of $2.22 and a low of $1.99, with a 24-hour trading volume of $3.036 billion. The current market capitalization is approximately $124.616 billion, an increase of $1.677 billion from yesterday. XRP Ledger (XRPL) is a decentralized public blockchain led by a global community of businesses and developers, aimed at solving problems and creating value. XRPL has proven reliability with over 10 years of flawless operation, offering simplified development, low transaction costs, high performance, and sustainability. Developers can confidently build on XRPL, advancing the most critical projects. Recent important news about XRP:

According to the latest data from Santiment, social sentiment among XRP investors has dropped to its lowest point since October. Meanwhile, the price of XRP remains under pressure, recently falling to $1.92 and approaching this year's lows. While sentiment for Bitcoin is gradually returning to neutral, negative sentiment toward XRP is rapidly accumulating, making it a focal point in the market. Over the past two months, the price of XRP has dropped more than 30%, a year-over-year decrease of about 9%. Against the backdrop of a strong start to Q4 2025, XRP's trend has shifted from optimism to a deep correction. Previous sentiment peaks occurred on September 13, November 8, and November 30, during which XRP's price repeatedly touched the $2.45–$3.20 range and briefly entered the "greed zone." However, in the most recent downturn, social sentiment has shifted to intense panic, with the latest readings even lower than the panic level seen on November 21.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a major event today—over $4 billion in options are set to expire, involving major assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple (XRP), and Solana (SOL). Traders generally expect another round of significant short-term volatility in the market, and before next week’s Federal Reserve FOMC interest rate decision, the total crypto market cap may fall below $3 trillion again. In the past 24 hours, there have been $270 million in liquidations in the crypto market. Coupled with rising US Treasury yields, Japanese bonds, and gold prices, Bitcoin and major assets have come under downward pressure. Although BTC, ETH, XRP, and SOL saw a brief rebound during today’s session, the overall technical structure remains weak.

ChainCatcher news, DeFi Technologies Inc. announced that its subsidiary Valour has received approval from the Brazilian B3 Exchange to list four digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs), including Valour Bitcoin (BTCV), Valour Ethereum (ETHV), Valour XRP (XRPV), and Valour

The US spot XRP ETF continues to attract capital, with net inflows for 12 consecutive days as of December 2, bringing total assets under management to $844.9 million—just one step away from the $1 billion AUM milestone. On December 1, there was an inflow of $89.65 million, followed by an additional $67.7 million the next day. Meanwhile, companies such as Invesco and Franklin Templeton have submitted applications to launch their own XRP ETFs. In comparison, the spot Solana ETF has an AUM of $651 million, while spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have $57.7 billion and $12.8 billion, respectively. In the DeFi sector, XRP is seeing new staking opportunities. The Firelight protocol, incubated by Sentora and supported by Flare, has launched an on-chain insurance product based on staking, offering yield options for XRP holders and addressing the insurance gap for over $1 billion in annual losses from exploit attacks, bringing real economic value to investors.

This week, both Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant rebounds, but XRP continued to fluctuate within a narrow range since mid-November. Despite an on-chain indicator—typically signaling a bullish trend—reaching a three-month high, the price has yet to break out. The key reason behind this lies in the divergence between long-term holder behavior and the overall on-chain structure. On-chain data shows that the number of spent tokens has dropped sharply over the past month, plunging 91% from 186.36 million XRP on November 15 to around 16.32 million currently, the lowest level in three months. The reduction of older supply means that market selling pressure has dropped significantly, which usually helps prices stabilize or even rebound. Therefore, the rise in dormancy to a three-month high should have been a positive sign.

Since Trump's election, the price of XRP has soared from $0.50 to $2.15, a rise of about 330%, marking its strongest performance since 2017. As the regulatory environment gradually shifts from SEC pressure to being more favorable, Ripple has once again become a market focus. But beyond the hype, what investors really care about is: does XRP actually have practical use? Currently, Ripple's cross-border payment network is its most core application scenario. The company has established over 300 financial partners in 45 countries, with related annual payment volumes reaching $15 billion. XRP already has large-scale applications in high-frequency remittance markets such as Japan, East Asia, the Philippines, and Latin America. Compared to traditional cross-border payments, XRP's advantages lie in low cost, borderlessness, and high speed, which can reduce reliance on traditional financial infrastructure.

CryptoQuant analysis indicates that the velocity metric of the XRP Ledger has surpassed its annual high, reflecting enhanced network economic activity and a significant increase in on-chain transaction volume. High liquidity suggests active market participation. Analysts warn that this surge in on-chain activity could signal major market changes, and investors should pay close attention.

Bitcoin briefly broke above $93,000, boosting the entire crypto market, but several traders warned that this move could be a “false breakout,” as market structure remains fragile and volatility is still high. The core focus of the current market is whether Bitcoin can stabilize within the key support range of $90,000–$91,000. Analysts pointed out that Bitcoin quickly pulled back after breaking $93,000, indicating a lack of bullish momentum. Bitunix analysts stated that the current trend “looks more like a choppy correction” and noted that $93,200 has become a new resistance level. If Bitcoin falls below the key support zone, downside risks may increase again.

Bitcoin is attempting to reclaim $100,000, supported by a significant contraction in volatility and a weakening US dollar, both of which bolster the upward trend. Ethereum, along with XRP and Solana, also display varying degrees of bullish structure, as market risk appetite continues to improve. Bitcoin: Volatility breaks below trendline, sending bullish signal Bitcoin's 30-day Implied Volatility Index (BVIV) has dropped to 48, falling below the upward trendline established since September for the first time, indicating that panic is gradually dissipating. Decreased volatility typically supports spot prices, while renewed weakness in the US Dollar Index further strengthens Bitcoin's upward momentum.

Decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Firelight has announced the launch of a new XRP staking feature, providing on-chain risk protection for DeFi protocols while offering additional returns for XRP holders. This mechanism is supported by Flare Network and developed by Sentora, aiming to enhance DeFi security and address the industry's longstanding challenges of hacks and vulnerability losses. According to the introduction, XRP users can stake their tokens on Firelight and receive tradable ERC-20 tokens called stXRP. stXRP can be used within the Flare ecosystem and also represents the user’s participation in the Firelight insurance pool, serving as a source of risk protection for DeFi protocols. In recent years, hacks have resulted in billions of dollars in losses annually, and Firelight’s insurance pool mechanism provides protocols with a form of “on-chain insurance” protection.

Franklin Templeton's Solana ETF has received official approval from the New York Stock Exchange Arca (NYSE Arca) and is about to enter the trading phase. This means the fund will soon become one of the newest Solana (SOL) spot ETFs on the US market, competing with six existing SOL funds for the attention of institutional and retail investors. According to the latest filing submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), NYSE Arca has approved the ETF's listing application, which is the final key step before the product begins trading. Franklin Templeton had previously submitted its final regulatory documents, which typically means the fund can be launched on the market within a few days. Notably, the company recently successfully launched an XRP ETF, and the advancement of this SOL ETF is seen as an important move in its proactive strategy to expand into crypto assets.

Bitcoin (BTC) saw a strong rebound of nearly 10% within 24 hours after Vanguard suddenly lifted its ban on Bitcoin ETF trading, pushing the price above $93,000 and marking one of the sharpest rallies this quarter. This market movement has been dubbed the “Vanguard Degen Effect,” reflecting the rapid influx of conservative capital into the crypto market following the lifting of restrictions. Bitcoin’s surge began during Tuesday’s U.S. market open, with prices surging toward $91,000 and a large number of leveraged short positions being liquidated, further driving the market upward. Against this backdrop, Vanguard announced it would allow trading of Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and other crypto ETFs, ending its years-long ban on crypto.

After experiencing intense volatility, the cryptocurrency market has seen a strong rebound. On Wednesday, Bitcoin (BTC) once again broke through the $93,000 mark, with major large-cap tokens strengthening in tandem—SOL, ADA, and XRP each recorded gains of over 12%. This round of gains partially recouped the losses from nearly $500 million in liquidations on Monday. In the past 24 hours, the derivatives market saw large-scale short liquidations totaling $457 million, including $224 million in BTC liquidations and $94 million in ETH liquidations. This round of liquidations significantly deleveraged the market, making room for a price rebound and providing temporary relief from sustained downward pressure.

According to Gate News bot, Gate market data shows that XRP has increased by 10.04% in the past 24 hours, with the current price at 2.213 USDT.

On December 2, the net single-day inflow for the US XRP spot ETF reached $67.74 million, with Grayscale GXRP and Franklin XRPZ contributing $45.78 million and $8.22 million, respectively. The total net asset value of XRP was $845 million. Meanwhile, Canary HBAR had a net inflow of $1.78 million, and Grayscale DOGE had a net inflow of $510,000.

Gate News Bot news, on December 3rd, according to CoinMarketCap, as of the time of writing, XRP (XRP) is currently priced at $2.17, with a rise of 7.56% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $2.26 and a low of $1.99. The 24-hour volume is $4.403 billion. The current market capitalization is approximately $130.98 billion, an increase of $9.203 billion compared to yesterday. XRP Ledger (XRPL) is a decentralized public blockchain led by a global community of businesses and developers, aimed at solving problems and creating value. With over a decade of error-free operation, XRPL offers simplified development, low transaction costs, high performance, and sustainability. It is an open, transparent, and decentralized platform where anyone can build applications. XRPL features high-performance characteristics that can process transactions in seconds.

Golden Finance reports that the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group (CME) has launched a series of crypto asset benchmark indices, including the Bitcoin Volatility Index, aimed at providing institutional investors with standardized price and volatility data. These new benchmarks cover a range of digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP, providing references for options pricing, Risk Management, and volatility strategies.

Golden Finance reports that Whale Alert monitoring data shows that Ripple has just unlocked 1 billion XRP from an accomplice account.

ChainCatcher news, in the past 24 hours, the net outflow ranking of Spot funds in encryption is as follows: ETH net outflow of 126 million USD; XRP net outflow of 116 million USD; ZEC net outflow of 18.2 million USD; COMP net outflow of 11.26 million USD; DOGE net outflow of 10.9 million USD. The net inflow ranking of Spot funds in encryption is as follows: BTC net inflow of 21 million USD; USDE net inflow of 5.26 million USD; TRX net inflow of 5.21 million USD; AAVE net inflow of 3.28 million USD.

Grayscale's Chainlink Spot ETF (GLNK) will officially trade on NYSE Arca on December 2, marking the first ETF product exclusively for institutional investors in LINK. However, the recent poor performance of other altcoin ETFs has led investors to question whether GLNK can truly boost LINK's price. In the past two weeks, Grayscale has launched GDOG and GXRP ETF, and the Zcash (ZEC) ETF is also in preparation. This shows that Grayscale is actively expanding the market beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, focusing on altcoins favored by institutions. However, the market data for the launch of SOL and XRP ETFs indicate that altcoin ETFs have not significantly boosted prices: SOL ETF fell 18% on the day of its launch, and XRP ETF dropped over 10%, with market sentiment becoming cautious.

On December 1st, the U.S. Spot Solana ETF experienced the largest capital outflow in history, while the Spot XRP ETF recorded a net inflow of 90 million USD. The main redemptions from the Solana ETF came from the 21Shares Solana ETF (TSOL), with a single-day net outflow of 32.54 million USD, bringing the cumulative net outflow for TSOL since its launch to 60.14 million USD. Despite the outflows, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) and Grayscale Solana ETF still maintained capital inflows, with the Solana ETF's managed assets still exceeding 790 million USD. The SOL price rebounded over 3% after the capital outflow, currently trading at 127.53 USD.

XRP fell 9.5% this week, and the TD Sequential indicator issued a weekly buy signal after nine consecutive bearish lines, suggesting that the bearish trend may be weakening. Meanwhile, Ethereum's 12-hour chart recorded nine consecutive bullish lines, and the TD Sequential indicator issued a bearish signal, erasing the recent rebound gains. The two TD Sequential signals have not yet been confirmed, and traders are closely watching whether the price will reverse or continue to fall. Analyst Ali Martinez indicated that the drop in XRP price is related to technical analysis signals, as the TD Sequential indicator generated a buy signal on the weekly chart, suggesting that the trend may reverse.

This week, the payment-focused Crypto Asset XRP fell more than 6%, touching the key support level of $2, which has become a short positions fatigue zone since December of last year. If this support is broken, investors may accelerate dumping, leading to further price dips. Currently, the price still holds the support, and to turn bullish, it needs to break the descending trend line since July (around $2.50). Bitcoin is also under pressure, currently hovering near three key support levels: the continuously rising trend line from 2023 to 2024, the 100-week SMA, and the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level from the bear market low at the end of 2022 to the recent historical high of $126,000. If these supports are broken, attention will turn to the low point close to $74,500 in April and about $70,000 below the peak of the 2021 bull market. If bulls want to maintain confidence in the bull market, they need to reclaim the 50-week moving average (approximately $102,252).

The Spot XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) launched in the United States has accumulated 318 million XRP in less than three weeks, worth approximately $648 million at current market prices. The covered funds include Canary Capital, Bitwise, Grayscale, and Franklin Templeton, along with the REX-Osprey fund, bringing the total assets under management of the US XRP ETF to over $775 million. Canary Capital's XRPC ETF leads with nearly $347 million in assets under management and sets a record for the highest trading volume on the first day of an ETF launched in the U.S. in 2025. Canary CEO Steven McClurg stated that this strong debut demonstrates significant interest from institutional investors in regulated XRP investment vehicles and suggests that investors prefer to hold XRP through an ETF without the need to manage wallets themselves. The XRPC ETF provides secure services through institutional-grade custody while tracking the price of the native token on the XRP Ledger.

Bitcoin faced selling pressure again this week, briefly falling below $83,000. Weak liquidity, concerns about Japan's macroeconomy over the weekend, and market panic over MSCI potentially adjusting its index components have led to this rapid and disorderly decline. Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around $85,000, with mainstream tokens such as Ethereum, XRP, ADA, SOL, and BNB also dropping about 2%, indicating widespread pressure in the market. Multiple market participants emphasized that this fall is not significantly related to traditional macro factors. The core reason is that the market structure is weak, the order book depth is insufficient, and it is difficult to withstand any external pressure. VALR CEO Farzam Ehsani pointed out that Bitcoin falling below $90,000 is the result of a "fragile market structure colliding with weak weekend liquidity."

Foresight News reports that Franklin Templeton Digital Assets tweeted that the Franklin Crypto Index ETF has added ADA, LINK, DOGE, SOL, XLM, and XRP Tokens. Previously, the Franklin Crypto Index ETF only held ETH and.

Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD has rapidly expanded one year after its issuance, with a total supply reaching $1.26 billion. However, 82% (approximately $1.03 billion) is deployed on Ethereum, while the native XRP ledger (XRPL) only supports $235 million, indicating a clear market preference for Ethereum's more mature Decentralized Finance ecosystem. Ethereum has a strong liquidity in USD and a stablecoin system, with leading protocols like Aave, Curve, and Uniswap allowing RLUSD to seamlessly integrate into the existing financial infrastructure. Currently, the USDC/RLUSD pool on Curve has approximately 74 million USD in liquidity, providing a low-slippage environment for institutional trading, arbitrage, and yield strategies. Therefore, for institutional investors with larger capital sizes, Ethereum is a more efficient and deeper choice.

According to a report by Golden Finance, Whale Alert has monitored that 300 million XRP (worth approximately $609 million) has been locked in Ripple's accomplice account.

Vanguard will allow customers to trade cryptocurrency ETFs and mutual funds starting this week, covering assets such as Bitcoin, Ether, and others, marking a significant shift in its strategy. This change is driven by pressure from retail and institutional clients, with over 100 new crypto ETFs expected to be launched in the next six months.

Golden Finance reported that, according to a document released on Monday, NYSE Arca, a subsidiary of the New York Stock Exchange Group, has approved the listing application for the Grayscale Chainlink Trust ETF, which will begin trading on Tuesday. In the past few weeks, the United States has launched several cryptocurrency ETFs, including ETFs that track Litecoin, HBAR, XRP, and SOL.

XRP price fell to $2 on Monday, sparking traders' interest in the upcoming Spot XRP ETF. In the overall dumping wave of the Crypto Assets market, XRP's decline surpassed that of Ethereum and BNB, primarily influenced by the liquidation of leveraged positions and ETF expectations. Data shows a significant outflow of funds from the sector in the past 12 hours, indicating clear short-term selling pressure. Market analysts point out that this decline was not triggered by any new fundamental events, but rather typical leverage liquidation and "news dumping" effects. Traders view the Spot XRP ETF as a potential bearish factor, similar to the market reaction when Canary Capital and Bitwise launched their products. Historical experience shows that the initial listing of an ETF is often accompanied by short-term price fluctuations, followed by a possible correction.

The digital asset market has seen a significant reversal this week after experiencing a massive outflow of $5.7 billion over four consecutive weeks. Stimulated by the remarks of Fed FOMC member John Williams, market expectations for an imminent interest rate cut in the United States have heated up, resulting in an inflow of $1.07 billion into digital asset ETPs last week, making it one of the strongest capital recoveries in recent times. Despite the Thanksgiving holiday causing overall trading volume to drop to $24 billion (far below the previous week's record high of $56 billion), the U.S. market still led the world with an inflow of $994 million, with Canada ($97.6 million) and Switzerland ($23.6 million) performing notably. Germany, on the other hand, was one of the few markets to experience outflows, with capital leaving amounting to $57.3 million.

Gate News Bot news, on December 1st, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of the time of writing, XRP (XRP) is currently priced at $2.03, falling 7.58% in the last 24 hours, with a high of $2.26 and a low of $2.03. The 24-hour volume reached $3.414 billion. The current market capitalization is approximately $122.636 billion, a decrease of about $10.054 billion compared to yesterday. The XRP Ledger (XRPL) is a decentralized public blockchain led by a community of global enterprises and developers, aimed at solving problems and creating value. With over 10 years of error-free operation, XRPL offers simplified development, low transaction costs, high performance, and sustainability. It is open source, allowing anyone to build on it, and is maintained by the community. XRPL features a decentralized exchange, cross

According to Jincai Finance, data shows that since the beginning of October, the open interest of XRP futures has decreased from 1.7 billion XRP to 700 million XRP, a decrease of 59%; at the same time, the funding rate has also dropped from about 0.01% to 0.001%. According to the blockchain data analysis platform Glassnode, this phenomenon marks a structural stagnation in the market's speculative interest in XRP.

CoinShares withdrew its applications for XRP, Solana Staking, and Litecoin ETF on November 28, and will gradually close its Bitcoin futures leveraged ETF. The company is merging with Vine Hill Capital through a SPAC, expected to be completed by the end of the year, at which point it will become the fourth largest encryption ETF management company in the world. The CEO stated that they will shift towards more innovative and high-profit products.

PANews, November 29 news, according to market news, CoinShares has terminated its plan to launch three single-asset Crypto Assets ETFs in the United States. This cancellation involves the proposed issuance funds for Solana (including stake functionality), XRP, and Litecoin.