XRP is currently struggling to rise above the $2.10 mark and is down by more than 1% at the time of writing. Despite fluctuations, the overarching bearish sentiment continues. Short-Term Bullish Bounce? According to analyst Josh of Crypto World, here's a short-term bullish divergence showing up.

XRP's winning streak continues as SEC softens stance. Market eyes bullish breakout if appeal is dropped and ETFs are greenlit.

Infected developers criticized Ethereum scaling and announced Solana will host future games.

Solana whales dump $46M, raising fears of deeper correction as the altcoin test a key demand zone.

Ripple's blockchain-powered RLUSD will instantly disburse aid to Kenyan pastoralists facing drought, using satellite data and smart contracts to automate, trace, and optimize relief. Ripple's RLUSD Brings Instant Relief to Kenya With Blockchain-Driven Auto Payouts Ripple unveiled a new blockchain-based drought relief initiative on April 4, targeting arid communities in Kenya's Laikipia County.

The crypto market is shifting again—and it's not waiting for anyone. Solana is dropping fast, showing signs of deeper losses. At the same time, Dogecoin is building strength and may be on the edge of a price breakout.

XRP price rebounds above $2 as BTC and ETH see $50M in liquidations, but derivatives trading metrics suggest weekend volume weakness may pressure altcoins lower. Ripple (XRP) price holds $2 support as altcoins mirror Bitcoin's resilience to Trade War Triggers Ripple (XRP) price initially plunged to 30-day lows around $1.80 with hours after Trump announced

XRP's interest has surged in the last 24 hours, providing a bullish outlook for the altcoin. Based on this, Ripple's native crypto is eyeing a rebound, with crypto analyst Ali Martinez predicting that the XRP price could rebound to as high as $2.60 if it holds the $2 support.

Solana defied the crypto market doldrums and surged by more than 5% on Friday after the retail payment giants PayPal and Venmo rolled out support for SOL.

Despite the recent crypto crash that sent most digital assets tumbling, Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) have managed to hold their ground. According to latest reports, these three cryptocurrencies are now leading the charts as the most trending coins in the market after the crash.

A New Challenger Enters the Spotlight Solana (SOL) and PEPE have dominated headlines in early 2024 with impressive 140% rallies, sparking renewed confidence in the altcoin market.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse just dropped a bombshell—major announcements are coming at XRPL Apex 2025. The Ripple community is bracing for a potential XRP price breakout.

XRP's Growth Slows as Investors Hunt for the Next Big Win In the world of crypto, timing is everything. XRP once delivered life-changing returns, turning early holders into millionaires when it soared from under a cent to over $3.

As crypto markets prepare for their next breakout, investors are beginning to look beyond the usual suspects. XRP and DOGE—once dominant forces during previous rallies—are showing signs of fatigue, and capital is rotating into low-cap projects that offer stronger fundamentals, clearer utility, and early-stage upside.

Prominent market analyst and XRP enthusiast Egrag Crypto has rolled out a robust bullish prediction for the XRP market. Amid recent gains, Egrag Crypto postulates that XRP could surge to around $5 but not without resistance at certain price levels.

Expectations for Bitcoin and the broader altcoin market are largely bullish from market players, as Q2 has historically been bullish for most cryptocurrencies.

Solana's native token SOL (SOL) dropped by 9% between March 28 and April 4, but several key metrics grew during the same period. Despite SOL's price downturn, the Solana network continues to outpace competitors, maintaining its second-place position in deposits and trading volume.

The price of Ripple (XRP) has since recovered after falling below the critical support level of $2.00.

Saros, the Solana-based altcoin, has been on an impressive uptrend over the past month. The token's price has formed new all-time highs (ATHs) nearly every day throughout March.

XRP (XRP) price has plunged more than 35% since reaching a multi-year high of $3.40 in January — and the downtrend may deepen in April as new bearish signals emerge. Let's examine these catalysts in detail.

Cardano and Solana, from Q1 to Q2: Which asset holds the edge?

Solana is stuck near $117, and traders are holding their breath. Will it fall to $100 or shoot back up to $130?

According to CoinMarketCap data, XRP, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is trading near $2.14, up 3.22% in the last 24 hours. Since its loss on April 2, XRP has rebounded and is on track for its third consecutive day of gains.


The move expands PayPal and Venmo users' access to major cryptocurrencies amid growing regulatory clarity in the U.S.

The sudden calm that falls over a network as active as XRP is never trivial. After a stunning rally at the end of 2024, Ripple's blockchain is experiencing a plunge in its activity.

Davinci Jeremie, one of the early Bitcoin investors has flipped bullish on Solana price, predicting that SOL could surge 20x. This bullish forecast comes amid significant growth of the Solana blockchain, as the DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL) approaches a three-year high.

Since US President Donald Trump assumed office, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped, settled, or paused lawsuits against prominent crypto entities left and right. In stark contrast to the previous administration's leadership under Chair Gary Gensler, the SEC seems to be parting from its previous crackdown on digital assets.

Ripple USD stablecoin, RLUSD, has surpassed $293 million in market capitalization, marking unprecedented adoption since its launch in mid-December 2024. According to CoinMarketCap, the RLUSD market is presently valued at $293 million, with a trading volume of $36.12 million in the last 24 hours.

Despite the stock market dip and negative investor sentiment, XRP price has managed to gain 6% on April 5.

PayPal has expanded its cryptocurrency offerings in the US by adding support for Solana (SOL) and Chainlink (LINK).

XRP price has recorded a surge of over 6% today sparking market optimism but an analyst has issued a warning for Ripple's coin ahead. In a recent analysis, the expert noted that there is a 70% chance of a potential correction to $0.65 for the asset.

The weekend has started with the growth of most cryptocurrencies, according to CoinStats.

Solana has been gaining a huge amount of attention ever since it began to outpace major chains in different aspects. It took a major lead among the popular chains like Ethereum, Tron, BNBChain, and others by recording $370 million in fees.

In the last seven days, the price of XRP has traded within a close range of $1.97 and $2.20 in the cryptocurrency market. However, XRP holders are still bullish, as 1.67 billion XRP have been committed by traders in open interest within the last 24 hours, with signs that the price has likely bottomed out.

XRP holds above $2.13 following a 12% rally fueled by China tariffs and institutional news. Could Ripple's momentum push the price above $3 in April? The post XRP Price Holds Steady at $2.13 Amid Bullish April Predictions — Could $3+ Be Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

However, there's also a chance for a massive nosedive.

Until now, the XRP lawsuit has seen many twists and turns, keeping the crypto community on edge. With an unexpected turn, an odd filing was made in requested to present decisive evidence supporting Ripple. However, former SEC lawyer Marc Fagel shut down speculation, stating that Judge Analisa Torres' ruling will not be reversed.

Industry experts weigh in on what could be the impact on the crypto industry after the lawsuit's conclusion.

Andrew Parish, the founder of x3 and a frequent source of high-level information on X, has stirred the crypto community with his latest claim that the world's largest asset manager, BlackRock, “will eventually capitulate and offer both XRP and SOL ETF's.

The crypto market may soon experience a major new phase with the impending approval of Solana ETFs. For several years, investors have been seeking to diversify their crypto portfolios through regulated financial products.

As the crypto community eagerly awaits the XRP lawsuit settlement, the Ripple vs SEC case is taking unexpected turns. While there are multiple speculations about the Ripple lawsuit's potential developments, ex-SEC lawyer Marc Fagel suggested that Judge Analisa Torres' ruling could stand.

The markets recovered to some extent, probably due to the rounds of the SEC clarifying stablecoins as not securities. The Bitcoin price rose significantly and tried hard to surpass the pivotal resistance at $83,800, but the bears quickly dragged the levels lower, compelling the price to remain consolidated below the range.

Ripple (XRP) price is at a crossroads, with a top analyst saying that it risks crashing by 70% or surging by 700%. This mixed forecast comes as Bitcoin and most altcoins teeter from macroeconomic uncertainty caused by the ongoing trade war between China and the US.

XRP is currently trading at $2.12, staying above the important $2.00 support level. It's up about 3% in the last 24 hours, showing some positive momentum. The coin tested the support zone again but bounced back, which means buyers are still active and willing to step in.

In the category of United States-made crypto assets, Solana (SOL) remains one of the most sought-after digital assets by both retail and institutional investors.

Despite a sharp market sell-off following the president's tariff announcement, the Federal Reserve isn't rushing to change course. Fed Chair Jerome Powell, speaking at the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing Annual Conference, emphasized that the Fed is not yet ready to change interest rates.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially acknowledged Fidelitys application to launch a Solana exchange-traded fund (ETF), signaling progress in the race for institutional Solana exposure. Fidelity, which manages around $4.9 trillion in assets, filed for the ETF in late March, joining other financial giants aiming to introduce Solana-backed investment products.