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Cryptocurrency prices were largely flat ahead of the upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. Bitcoin (BTC) price was stuck at $82,400, while Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) were trading at $1,885 and $2.20, respectively.
Data shows XRP and Solana have seen their Realized Volatility spike up after the sharp price action. Here's how Bitcoin and other coins compare.
TL;DR Extended Review: The SEC has further delayed its review of several crypto ETFs, including Grayscale's XRP ETF and Cboe's spot Solana ETF, with the next deadline set for May. Cautious Approach: This extension reflects the SEC's ongoing cautious stance amid concerns about market volatility, regulatory scrutiny, and custody security.
The U.S. SEC extended the timeline for when they will decide on spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for cryptocurrencies, including XRP.
XRP is sitting on a critical $2 support level as the crypto market faces a massive crash. With Bitcoin tumbling and global economic tensions rising, can XRP hold, or is a deeper drop inevitable?
The XRP community is watching closely as the U.S. SEC continues to stall decisions on XRP ETFs, fueling speculation that BlackRock could step in. While the asset management giant hasn't made any moves yet, analysts believe the ongoing delays could work in its favor.
The crypto industry is holding its breath in the face of still hesitant regulation. While enthusiasm for crypto ETFs grows, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has just postponed its decision on an important request: the conversion of the Grayscale XRP Trust into an ETF.
Sometimes an investment's strengths can also be its weaknesses or risks when looked at from another perspective. That's certainly true for XRP (XRP 1.67%).
With 17 XRP ETF filings and counting, a regulatory green light may be closer than expected.
XRP's price jumped 4% to $2.20 following Franklin Templeton's filing for a spot XRP ETF with the SEC, highlighting significant institutional interest in the altcoin.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has pushed back its decision on multiple cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (ETF) proposals, delaying potential approvals for products tied to XRP XRP, Solana SOL, Dogecoin DOGE, and Litecoin LTC.
XRP price has recorded a surge of over 4% today, indicating renewed market confidence towards the asset. However, the surge comes amid a broader market recovery, with the global crypto market cap soaring nearly 2% to $2.66 trillion.
Bitwise CIO suggests XRP could see major price movement once SEC lawsuit concludes, while the token currently trades at $2.12 with resistance at $2.250.
The long-running legal battle between Ripple and the SEC is entering its final phase, and the crypto community is eager to see how it ends. After years of back-and-forth arguments, multiple court rulings, and shifting regulatory stances, several outcomes are now possible.
The SEC has delayed its XRP ETF decision until October while Franklin Templeton joins several other firms filing applications for XRP ETFs
Bitcoin (BTC 1.55%) and XRP (XRP 4.87%) might not seem like direct competitors, but if you're looking to allocate a finite amount of money, you'll need to choose which one to put your dollars into. In that vein, even if you're willing to invest for the long term, you should probably have a sense of which investment might be more appealing.
Crypto market analysts believe that a spot XRP ETF filing coming from the world's largest asset manager BlackRock could speed up the approval process. This discussion sparks within the XRP community as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) delayed the decision on ETF filing for Ripple cryptocurrency by Canary Capital and Grayscale.
Asset manager Franklin Templeton has submitted its S-1 filing for an XRP ETF. Several altcoins have seen ETF filing by major firms in the last few months.
The fact that XRP has been able to recover around the $2.10 support level has given some new hope for a possible recovery. This move indicates that bearish momentum may be waning, despite the market's recent difficulties within a descending channel.
The filing's preliminary, so the SEC has up to 240 days — potentially late 2025 — to approve or deny it.
Franklin Templeton has filed for an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that will track the spot price of XRP, one of the leading cryptocurrencies.
The new Exchange-Traded Fund will be listed on Cboe BZX Exchange.
XRP has faced significant volatility in recent weeks, with price action lacking clear momentum. Altcoin struggled to maintain upward momentum as broader market conditions remained bearish.
XRP price could be on the verge of a massive breakout in April 2025, as major catalysts align for a potential surge. With $1.7 trillion asset manager Franklin Templeton joining the race for a spot XRP ETF, fresh developments in the Ripple lawsuit, and bullish technical signals flashing, Ripple looks prime for a rally that
