📉 XRP -10% in a Week $XRP is down ~10% on the week, trading around $1.40. Traders are pointing at open interest: 🔻 OI in dollar terms → -8.6% 🔻 OI in token terms → -4.6% dollar OI falls automatically when price falls. If price drops 10% and nobody closes anything, dollar OI drops ~10% too. The honest number is the token one: -4.6% of positions were actually closed. What else the chart shows: 🔴 Funding → flipped negative, traders now leaning short 🟢 Spot volume → rising, buyers absorbing the drop 🟢 4H RSI → bullish divergence: lower low in price, higher low in RSI Levels in play: 🛡 $1.37-1.41 → the support zone $XRP is sitting in right now ⚠ A quick wick below to sweep stops is very possible 🚀 $1.53 → the trigger that failed last week, still the first real test

🎆5 Coins Started the Same Race on May 27. Here's the Finish Every correction is basically a stress test. Everyone gets the same bad news at the same time, so it's a good moment to see what actually holds a coin up. I took five big ones and imagined it as a race: start on May 27, a shared obstacle in June when $BTC dropped to around $58K, and the finish line today. The question I had in mind: does real utility change anything here? 🟣 SOL moved from $84.28 to $110.24, about +31%. It stumbled hard in June like everyone else, but once it got up, it didn't slow down. 🔵 XRP went from $1.32 to $1.40, roughly +6%. With the crowd cheering for it all year, I honestly expected it much closer to the podium. 🟢 $WBT Coin went from $55.05 to $81.14, almost +47%, and on September 22 it even broke the tape early with a new ATH at $87.91. It recovered from the fall faster than anyone else in this group and kept running after. 🟤 ADA is at $0.23 after starting at $0.24, so it's still a step behind the starting line. 🔴 BNB climbed from $656.6 to $742.35, around +13%. Not much happened along the way, the price just slowly moved up over these four months. After looking at these numbers, my answer is yes, but not in the way people usually mean it. Utility doesn't protect a coin from a market-wide panic. What it changes is the reason people come back. Coins that are used for something every day get that demand back almost automatically, while coins that live mostly on news have to wait for the next good story.

XRP’s Nasdaq Moment Is Here: Evernorth Completes Merger. The $XRP -focused treasury company has officially completed its business combination with Armada Acquisition Corp. II, clearing the final major hurdle before its Nasdaq debut. Evernorth will enter the public markets holding approximately 473 million Ripple tokens and around $300 million in gross cash proceeds.