According to CryptoQuant, XRP reserves on Binance have declined from around 3 billion tokens in early October to 2.7 billion by the end of November. This decrease is notable not only for its scale, but also for the speed at which the reserves are being depleted, indicating significant shifts in trader and institutional investor behavior.
Large holders of the asset sold 2.2 billion coins in November, offsetting the positive effect from the ETF launch. Technical indicators show a shift in market sentiment toward the “fear” zone. The token’s price is consolidating in a narrow range with the risk of further decline.
Thanks to a $1.48 billion surge in payment volume, XRP has shown the highest network activity in weeks. This movement almost fully coincided with an $8 million increase in market value. This is not random volatility. Exactly at the moment when XRP’s price structure begins to show the first signs of recovery, a fundamental spike in network usage appears.
The cryptocurrency XRP was trading at $2.2768 at 20:28 GMT on the Investing.com Index on Monday, marking a 10.06% gain for the day. This was the sharpest daily increase in the cryptocurrency since November 24.
According to Glassnode data as of November 18, more than 41% of the circulating supply of XRP (26.5 billion tokens) is currently at a loss for its holders. In other words, many investors bought their tokens at prices higher than the current market level.
On Tuesday, November 18, the San Francisco–based blockchain company Ripple carried out a mysterious action involving XRP that hardly went unnoticed.
Ripple has recorded a surge in fraudulent activity targeting XRP holders and urged the community to stay vigilant. Following the Ripple Swell event, scammers became more active, using fake videos and hacked accounts. Ripple reported on social network X that it had identified a new fraud scheme related to the Ripple Swell event.
The forty-three-day shutdown of U.S. government agencies has come to an end; funding for government operations has been found. A positive piece of news for the world’s largest crypto market did not spark enthusiasm among crypto investors. Risk appetite has not returned, and cryptocurrencies are falling. Will this last long?
Long-established wallets holding Ethereum are selling the asset at the fastest rate since 2021. The market now has to absorb around 45,000 ETH per day coming from early investors.
During the first trading session after its listing, the Canary XRP ETF (XRPC) on the Nasdaq exchange reached a turnover of $58 million, surpassing all other exchange-traded funds launched in the U.S. in 2025. XRPC even managed to outperform the Bitwise Solana ETF (BSOL), whose first-day trading volume amounted to $57 million.
Canary Funds has filed Form 8-A with the SEC to launch the XRP Trust Fund, which could become the first spot XRP ETF in the United States. The fund is fully backed by real XRP tokens and is preparing for listing on Nasdaq on November 13. The XRP Trust from Canary Funds may become the first U.S. exchange-traded fund (ETF) backed by the actual value of XRP — $2.5105 per unit.
The long-awaited XRP ETF is on the verge of becoming reality, sparking growing excitement across the market as registration documents and Nasdaq approval indicate that the first U.S. spot XRP fund could begin trading within days.
Today, the price of XRP, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency, increased by 12%, surpassing the $2.55 level. This growth was driven by the fact that the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) listed several applications for spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) based on XRP.
XRP traded at $2.4995 at 09:19 GMT on the Investing.com Index on Monday, recording a 10.13% gain during the day. This was the cryptocurrency’s sharpest daily increase since August 7.
A record surge in trading activity has been recorded on the native decentralized exchange XRP Ledger DEX. The number of transactions executed by users of the platform reached 954,000 per day. This development has alarmed analysts at CryptoQuant, as previous spikes in transaction volume have often preceded a drop in XRP’s price.
At 21:35 GMT on Tuesday, according to Investing.com’s index, XRP was trading at $2.0733, down 10.25% for the day. This marked the largest single-day drop for the cryptocurrency since October 10.
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