XRP’s $2.60 Trap: Bullish or Bust? đžđž

The chart, a labyrinth of numbers, reveals XRP teetering near $2.20, a price so precarious itâs like balancing on a pinhead while a bear market howls in the distance. đ»đ„

The chart, a labyrinth of numbers, reveals XRP teetering near $2.20, a price so precarious itâs like balancing on a pinhead while a bear market howls in the distance. đ»đ„

On November 28, 2025, CoinShares sent its âI’m outâ letters to the SEC, withdrawing its XRP ETF application. They also pulled the plug on the Solana Staking ETF and, just for good measure, ditched the Litecoin ETF too. Itâs all part of a âmarket consolidationâ effort. We know-super thrilling stuff.

This madcap markdown of riches sent the market tumbling faster than a kangaroo on roller skates, with the total market cap plummeting on the chart faster than your grandmaâs old teapot. Based on a TradingView gadget-excluding the safe little stablecoins, Bitcoin [BTC], and Ethereum [ETH]-the market lost a staggering fortune. Yes, a cool $384 billion vanished between its peak and the 21st of November. Poof! Again! đ©âš

âTis reported, by the reliably verbose scribes of Reuters, that President Berdymukhamedov – may his reign be long and⊠interesting – hath affixed his august signature to a decree. This decree, effective come the year of Our Lord 2026, shall permit the registration of those merchants of the intangible – crypto exchanges, and those miners of digital substance.
Oh, Argentina! Just when you think youâve seen it all, the land of tango, football, and never-ending inflation adds another feather to its cap. Buenos Aires has officially ratified a law permitting citizens to settle their taxes using Dogecoin. In case youâre wondering, Dogecoin is still not considered a âlegal tenderâ (yet!), but hey, the capital cityâs got a whole new vibe. Itâs 2025, and cryptoâs not just for techies anymore-itâs tax season, too. đ
âWeâll just hasten with the vigor of a man pursued by a pack of wolves,â declared Matt Savarese, Nasdaqâs digital assets alchemist, during a CNBC interview, as if the SEC were a fickle lover demanding a proposal in a fortnight. đș
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again reiterated his warnings about mounting global financial risks. His book has remained a perennial best seller for more than two decades, translated into dozens of languages and selling millions of copies worldwide, establishing him as one of the most influential voices in personal finance. đâš

Bitcoinâs price has zoomed past $90,000, having crashed below $87,000 earlier this week-because whatâs a rollercoaster without a few screams? Ethereum also decided to stop wallowing in the $3,000 gutter and stabilize, probably just trying to look cool. XRP, the little engine that could, jumped roughly 14% in a week-like someone finally realizing they left their keys in the fridge. While these numbers arenât back to their glory days, US traders are throwing some serious weight around, easing the pain of recent weeksâ downturns. đȘđ§ââïž

BlackRock, that leviathan of finance, spewed forth $117 million in outflows on Friday, a spectacle as jarring as a debutante at a punk rock concert. đ©đš Despite the net inflows, one cannot help but marvel at such audacity. | Source: FarsideInvestors

On the frosty morn of November 28th, a certain Cryptonchain fellow scribbled in their Quicktake ledger that XRPâs price was doinâ the two-step with on-chain goings-on. The key clue? Them âActive Addressesâ – the number of wallets tappinâ their toes on the XRP Ledger. A fancy way of sayinâ âretailers are either asleep or out pickinâ cotton.â