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Ethereum sees divided investor sentiment.

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The popular meme-coin Dogecoin (DOGE) is under mounting stress after a 30 % drop from its September highs, yet a contrarian technical setup suggests that a rebound to the $1 level might still be in play. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Might Be ‘Dead And Sleeping', But Not For Long, Crypto Expert Says While the current environment is dominated by selling pressure and low institutional interest, some chart patterns deserve a closer look.

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XRP extended its rally on Thursday, surging beyond the crucial $2.50 resistance level and gaining momentum as trading volume spiked 31% above its weekly average. The breakout came amid a broader risk-on sentiment in the crypto market, with Bitcoin climbing and traders rotating into large-cap tokens showing technical strength.

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On October 20, 2025, Amazon Web Services (AWS) suffered a significant outage that sent shockwaves through the digital economy, impacting a wide range of sectors, including the crypto industry. The outage caused a disruption to many key crypto platforms that rely heavily on centralized cloud services.

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Bitcoin hovered near $111,000 on Saturday, extending its recovery from last weeks lows as traders cautiously returned to risk assets. The worlds largest cryptocurrency held the key $105,000 support, restoring market confidence after a $19 billion liquidation event shook leveraged positions earlier this month.

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Dogecoin (DOGE) extended its bullish momentum on Tuesday, climbing 1.8% and solidifying its position above the $0.1988 resistance level. The meme-inspired cryptocurrency rose from $0.19 to $0.199 amid surging trading volume, with over 674.52 million DOGE changing hands a 170% jump above its 24-hour average.

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Ether ETH$3,931.77 rose 3.5% to $3,970, BNB and Solana SOL$194.52 rose more than 3% while XRP jumped 4.5% to lead gains among majors. Cardano's ADA was unchanged while Tron's TRX fell 5%, leading losses among majors.

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XRP is finally showing signs of life after weeks of decline, climbing as U.S. inflation cools slightly.

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XRP extended gains above the $2.50 mark on Thursday, breaking key resistance as volume surged 31% above weekly averages. The move came amid broader risk-on sentiment across crypto markets, with bitcoin climbing and traders rotating into high-cap tokens showing technically defined setups.

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REX-Osprey XRP ETF (XRPR) has crossed $100 million in assets under management.

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October often rhymes with "Uptober", the month where bitcoin ignites the markets with spectacular increases. However, this year, the scenario turns to disappointment.

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Stablecoin issuer and cross-border payment platform Ripple has completed its acquisition of Hidden Road to launch Ripple Prime, the first global multi-asset prime broker owned by a crypto company. According to the company's press statement published Friday, Ripple first announced its plan to acquire the global credit network in early April.

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XRP's upward momentum is potentially driven by mass accumulation, aggressive buying pressure, and a shift in market sentiment.

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US President Donald Trump recently stated that cryptocurrencies could be used to alleviate the ballooning US national debt, which has recently exceeded $38 trillion. Trump's statement has triggered a global conversation about the role of digital assets, especially Bitcoin (BTC), in addressing the US's debt crisis.

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According to software engineer Vincent Van Code, fresh practical reasons are emerging for renewed confidence in XRP among some developers and investors. He argues that the biggest barrier to big firms holding XRP directly isn't price or interest — it's operations and compliance.

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DOGE pushes through critical resistance levels in a 1.8% advance as trading activity surges 170% above average, confirming accumulation patterns near the psychological $0.20 zone.

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Ripple's recent wave of high-profile acquisitions signals growing strength and ambition in bridging traditional finance with crypto.

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Stock exchanges across the Asia-Pacific region are tightening regulations on corporate cryptocurrency holdings due to concerns about market volatility. As more organizations consider digital assets, especially Bitcoin, as part of their treasury strategies, countries like India, Hong Kong, and Australia are implementing stricter measures.

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2025 is turning into a defining year for XRP, as institutional interest in the token reaches new heights. From major ETF inflows to fresh derivatives listings, XRP is finally gaining the kind of attention once reserved for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Two major developments, the first U.S.

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XRP is the top performer from the larger-cap alts today.

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A Ripple co-founder quietly sold $764 million worth of XRP over seven years. The operation, although legal and transparent, reignites tensions within the community.

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Why are miners quietly returning to Xinjiang after the 2021 crackdown?

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XRP is green on the weekly, sure, but let's not act like this candle is rewriting the price narrative — it is more like a tiny fish splashing around in a giant tank of red water.

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Bitcoin (BTC) recently surged past the $110,000 mark, supported by growing institutional backing and the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs. This comes in after a week of volatility that has seen BTC go below support levels.

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Cardano (ADA) appears to be preparing for a major rally, as bullish technical signals and network milestones spark renewed optimism among traders. Related Reading: HYPE Soars Beyond $40 Following Robinhood Listing: What's Next For Hyperliquid's Price?