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Ripple's XRP is making waves once again following recent legal victories and technological advancements in the crypto space. British multinational bank Standard Chartered now predicts that XRP could hit $12.50 by the end of 2028, in what could be a historic run for the digital asset.
Mutuum Finance (MUTM) has set the crypto market ablaze, smashing through $6.4 million in presale funding with Phase 4 steaming ahead towards its next price jump. Mutuum Finance is off to a good start; since the launch of presale, 392 million tokens have been purchased by more than 8,100 investors.
The long-running legal battle between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially come to an end, as confirmed by Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse just a few days ago.
Crypto analyst Joao, who correctly predicted the XRP price crash, has revealed the altcoin's next targets. Based on his latest prediction, more pain could lie ahead for XRP, which could still drop below $1.
Standard Chartered said on Tuesday that XRP could reach $5.50 before the end of 2025, and push up to $12.50 before Donald Trump leaves office in 2029, according to a report that launched the bank's coverage of the token. The forecast included multiple benchmarks: $8 by the end of 2026, $10.
XRP is trading at critical levels after dropping below the $2 mark on Sunday, following a wave of panic selling across the crypto market. The move came as global financial markets reacted sharply to aggressive new U.S. tariffs, escalating trade tensions and sending risk assets tumbling.
As XRP breaks out of a bearish pattern, can the altcoin decline by 35% to reach $1.20?
On Tuesday, XRP is currently priced at $1.86 to $1.90, with a total market capitalization of $110.90 billion and a 24-hour global trading volume of $5.579 billion. The cryptocurrency's intraday trading range has fluctuated between $1.83 and $1.97, positioning it 43.9% below its all-time high of $3.40.
XRP's potential rise could reshape the crypto landscape, challenging Ethereum's dominance and influencing regulatory and investment trends. The post XRP could rocket over 500% and outrank Ethereum by 2028: Standard Chartered appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
XRP investors are still in the red for the year, as the popular coin crashed by over 40% from its highest level in January. This XRP price crash has erased some of the coin's gains in November of last year.
The blockchain technology firm's acquisition of the prime brokerage marks one of the most highly valued deals in its industry.
In just one hour, XRP futures had a liquidation imbalance that would stand out even in more volatile conditions: an 8,909% difference between liquidated long positions and shorts.
Crypto Market Outlook: Bears Maintain Control as Key Levels Come Under Fire
The crypto market is bullish today, as traders looking to buy the dip after the April 7 bloodbath caused by macroeconomic fears. As most altcoins edge higher today, several economic events happening this week including the release of FOMC minutes for the March meeting and possible emergency fed rate cuts have fuelled optimism that the
Most of the cryptocurrencies are again in the green zone, according to CoinStats.
XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) surged more than 11% Tuesday to trade at $1.95, clawing back losses from Monday's tariff-driven sell-off as optimism over potential U.S. trade negotiations lifted sentiment across risk assets. The rally also comes as Teucrium Investment Advisors launched the first-ever leveraged XRP ETF on the NYSE Arca exchange, giving investors 2x daily exposure to the token's price moves.
Ripple's $1.25 billion acquisition of prime broker Hidden Road is a “defining moment” for the blockchain payments company, potentially unlocking more use cases for the XRP Ledger among institutions, said David Schwartz, Ripple's chief technology officer. “Ripple's acquisition of Hidden Road is a defining moment for the XRP Ledger and XRP,” Schwartz said on social media on April 8.
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TL;DR Ripple acquired institutional broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion, marking one of the largest deals in the crypto sector. The purchase aims to integrate the RLUSD stablecoin as collateral in traditional markets and migrate operations to the XRP Ledger.
While the crypto community has long gotten used to waves of speculation about who might be behind the Satoshi Nakamoto name, a recent legal move by lawyer James Murphy — known to many online as MetaLawMan — has once again nudged the conversation in unexpected directions, including toward Ripple Chief Technology Officer David Schwartz.
Ripple is set to acquire global prime brokerage platform Hidden Road for $1.25 billion. According to an April 8 statement, this acquisition makes Ripple the first crypto-native firm to own and operate a multi-asset prime broker with an established institutional network.
After a staggering $300 billion wipeout in the cryptocurrency market over the course of the weekend, the broader crypto sentiment has seemingly shifted.
The XRP price has formed a giant doji candlestick pattern, pointing to a potential relief rally after some positive Ripple news. Ripple (XRP) retested the important resistance level at $2, up about 20% from the lowest level this week.
Ethereum hits a 2-year low while Bitcoin and XRP hover at key support zones. Will crypto bulls defend or fold this week?
