Ripple sees retail dip buying as whale participation lags and exchange reserves rebalance
News brief
Ripple (XRP) remains under pressure, trading below $1.40 at press time on Monday, as the ongoing US-Iran war weighs down on the broader cryptocurrency market. Ripple’s on-chain wallet activity shows a surge in retail demand while whale activity stays minimal.XRP deposits on exchanges resurge, driving reserves to November 2025 levels, suggesting a profit-taking phase.The derivatives market sees a…
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Ripple (XRP) remains under pressure, trading below $1.40 at press time on Monday, as the ongoing US-Iran war weighs down on the broader cryptocurrency market. Ripple’s on-chain wallet activity shows a surge in retail demand while whale activity stays minimal.XRP deposits on exchanges resurge, driving reserves to November 2025 levels, suggesting a profit-taking phase.The derivatives market sees a… Ripple (XRP) remains under pressure, trading below $1.40 at press time on Monday, as the ongoing US-Iran war weighs down on the broader cryptocurrency market. Ripple’s on-chain wallet activity shows a surge in retail demand while whale activity stays minimal.XRP deposits on exchanges resurge, driving reserves to November 2025 levels, suggesting a profit-taking phase.The derivatives market sees a dip in XRP futures Open Interest, signaling risk-off sentiment among investors.Ripple (XRP) remains under pressure, trading below $1.40 at press time on Monday, as the ongoing US-Iran war weighs down on the broader cryptocurrency market. On-chain activity… For traders, the practical value is less about the headline alone and more about how it changes context, sentiment and the quality of the next decision. Watch follow-through, not just the first reaction: liquidity, volatility and confirmation across related assets usually tell the real story.
