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Despite the prevailing bearish market trends, XRP continues to outpace Bitcoin in weekly inflows. While digital asset investment products saw significant outflows in the fourth consecutive week, XRP marks remarkable gains.

In early 2011, three developers — David Schwartz, Jed McCaleb and Arthur Britto — were attracted by Bitcoin but aware of the waste associated with mining. They aimed to develop a more sustainable way of sending value.

XRP, the payments-focused cryptocurrency linked to Ripple, plummeted over 27% in the week ending March 9, marking its steepest decline since November 2022, according to TradingView and CoinDesk data. This sharp drop has put intense focus on the critical $1.95 support level.

A move below the said support would trigger a major bearish reversal pattern, the price chart shows.

The crypto market continues to face headwinds, with Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP) remaining in a bear market. No good news, including the recent crypto summit, and Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) has helped the industry.

The crypto market took a hit today, with Bitcoin dropping 4% to $82,176, marking an 11% decline for the week. The overall market fell 7%, with major altcoins like ETH, SOL, and XRP seeing losses between 7-9%. This downturn is fueled by rising tensions in the U.S.

Ripple co-founder and executive chairman Chris Larsen lost over $661 million worth of XRP last year, reportedly due to a hack of password manager LastPass.

The upcoming April 16 will be a very crucial day for the XRP market. On that day, a US court will declare its final decision on the SEC lawsuit against XRP. Considering that the political climate in the U.S.

XRP price stabilizes above $2.10 while facing a major $297M bearish hurdle at $2.70, even as network activity reaches record highs.

President Donald Trump's highly anticipated crypto reserve announcement and the White House Crypto Summit have fallen flat, failing to ignite a crypto market rally. The global crypto space is currently navigating a bearish period with the total market cap slipping to $2.73 trillion, down by 3.09%.

The escalating US Vs Canada trade war has gained notable traction lately, impacting the sentiment of the broader financial market enthusiasts. However, in the latest XRP news, a renowned legal expert said that the ongoing developments could be bullish for Ripple.

XRP risks a 50% crash as a head-and-shoulders pattern confirms a breakdown, while Trump's crypto policy shift and U.S. economic concerns fuel further downside risks.

Investors who have benefited from holding XRP and Ethereum (ETH) are now looking for the next opportunity, and one altcoin priced at just $0.015 is catching their attention. Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is positioning itself as more than just another presale token—it's a decentralized lending protocol designed for real utility.

Internal Ripple emails from 2018—submitted in the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit over alleged unregistered securities sales—have resurfaced. These documents show that Ripple executives and staff actively discussed promoting the narrative that Bitcoin is “controlled by China,” a claim often referred to as “China FUD” (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt).

XRP faces a crucial test, with support, resistance, and market activity influencing its next move.

XRP has maintained a downtrend since reaching an all-time high of $3.40 on January 16. It currently trades at $2.18, noting a 35% price drop over the past two months.

XRP has taken a big hit, dropping nearly 8% in a day, after U.S. President Donald Trump changed his stance on crypto plans. He backed out of a strategy that aimed to create a national Bitcoin (BTC) reserve, crushing hopes that XRP could be included as a key reserve asset.

Traders are now in a wait-and-watch mode as they approach the coming months, mainly eying macroeconomic data and decisions for cues on further positioning.

Dogecoin has dropped nearly 11% in the past 24 hours to $0.17, its lowest price since early November, and is down 30% over the last month.

XRP price may be poised for a massive rebound amid a surge in network activity. The number of weekly active addresses has surged to a fresh record high, indicating heightened interest among traders.

XRPs price recovery is facing serious challenges following a massive 730 million token outflow from the networks payment volume. This sharp decline in transactional activity has cast doubt on the assets ability to sustain upward momentum, reflecting waning investor confidence.

XRP saw a sharp decline on Sunday, falling 10.28% to $2.1065 by 13:57 (17:57 GMT) on the Investing.com Index. This marks its steepest one-day drop since March 3, pushing its market cap down to $124.75 billion, or 4.62% of the total cryptocurrency market.

The global crypto market is witnessing a market downturn and Ripple (XRP) is among the established projects that is losing the momentum it had late last year. However, a new RWA and AI-altcoin is gaining traction and it is expected to be the next big thing in crypto.

XRP slumps amid SEC appeal uncertainty and Trump's crypto reserve pivot. Can regulatory clarity drive a recovery past $3.55?