

XRP ETFs are sitting on billions in investor capital while the coin bleeds value, and a pending SEC decision on WisdomTree's fund could either reignite interest or reveal just how little a new product matters when the underlying asset keeps falling.

XRP has shed nearly 65% from its all-time high and just broke below a level traders consider critical, with a ETF anniversary, a regulatory decision, and midterm elections all converging in November to pull the price in opposite directions.

XRP has shed nearly half its value in a year while Bitcoin and Ethereum held up better, yet some analysts still see a path to triple-digit gains from here. Three scenarios reveal just how much needs to go right for XRP to reclaim relevance by 2036.

Franklin Templeton just moved a massive tokenized fund position onto the XRP Ledger, yet XRP barely flinched. The reason why reveals something uncomfortable about what blockchain adoption actually does for a coin's price.

Margin shorts on XRP have surged dramatically in under two weeks, raising a provocative question: are these traders building toward a catastrophic squeeze, or are they simply riding a winning bet against the weakest major crypto in a down market?

Bitcoin, TRON, and Hyperliquid each make a case for your $500, but the fees, dilution risks, and ETF outflows swirling around each coin could quietly erase your gains before the market even moves against you.

Dogecoin sits nearly 90% below its all-time high while a new platform launch stirs fresh speculation, so we asked Grok AI exactly what conditions would need to line up for the original memecoin to finally crack the $1 barrier.

XRP and Cardano both surged in late summer before losing much of those gains, and the factors driving each coin's next move point in very different directions heading into year-end.
SEC filings for XRP aren't indexed yet (common for recently launched funds). Browse the issuer's filings on SEC EDGAR directly.