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XRP (XRPUSDT)
Ripple-linked digital token on the XRP Ledger, traded against USDT. Known for news-driven price moves.
XRP is the native token of the XRP Ledger, a public blockchain built for fast, low-cost transfers of value. Traders watch it for large price swings and for news about Ripple and securities regulation. XRPUSDT lets you trade it against Tether, a USD-pegged stablecoin.
🕐 Active hours: Highest activity 13:00–17:00 UTC (US and Europe overlap). Crypto trades 24/7, so Asian hours (00:00–08:00 UTC) also carry volume.
📜 History
The XRP Ledger was launched in 2012 by Jed McCaleb and Chris Larsen, with the aim of faster and cheaper payments than Bitcoin. The full supply of 100 billion XRP was created at the start, not mined. Ripple, the company that builds products on the ledger, holds a large share of the supply. In 2017 Ripple placed part of its holdings in escrow and began releasing them monthly to limit sudden sales. XRP reached a top-three market value in early 2018 during the broad crypto boom. In December 2020 the US SEC sued Ripple, claiming that some XRP sales were unregistered securities offerings. In July 2023 a US court ruled that sales on exchanges were not securities, but institutional sales were, which moved the price sharply.
⚙️ What moves the price
- Court rulings and securities regulation, especially US SEC decisions about XRP.
- Ripple news, including bank and payment partnerships and escrow releases or sales of XRP.
- Bitcoin and the wider crypto market, since XRP often moves with the major coins.
- Risk appetite and US dollar liquidity. Central bank policy matters mainly through these channels.
- Exchange listings and delistings, which change access to the token and trading volume.
Character
- Highly volatile, with large daily moves common during news periods.
- News-driven, with sharp spikes on court rulings or Ripple announcements.
- Trades 24/7, with thinner liquidity on weekends and late nights (UTC).
- Often moves together with Bitcoin and Ethereum.
When to trade
- US and European overlap, about 13:00–17:00 UTC, when volume is usually highest.
- Around scheduled court or regulatory dates, but only with wider risk controls.
- After checking the Bitcoin trend first, since XRP often follows the broad market.
When not to trade
- Thin weekend or late-night hours, when spreads widen and prices can gap.
- Right before or during major court or regulatory announcements, when price can jump without warning.
- Chasing sudden spikes on rumours, which often reverse quickly and trap late buyers.
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