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XRP Price Recovery: XRP price recovers to $2.44 after $19B market liquidation and massive whale selloff
From economictimes.indiatimes.com
Ripple’s XRP has staged a fragile recovery after one of the most brutal trading weeks in recent crypto history. Following a staggering 46% drop that sent prices tumbling to $1.53, the token is now rebounding above $2.40 as markets stabilize after widespread panic triggered by tariffs, ETF delays, and record liquidations. Ripple’s XRP market faced a week of extreme volatility, its sharpest since 2023. Within 72 hours, XRP fell from $2.84 to $1.53, erasing roughly $60 billion in market capitalization. The crash followed Donald Trump’s declaration of a 100% tariff on Chinese imports, sparking global risk aversion ... (full story)
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