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$11.18 Billion in XRP Trading Volume, Is Price Ready for Rebound?

source-logo  u.today 27 January 2025 14:45, UTC

Different coins are bleeding red on the broader cryptocurrency market as most have crashed below critical support levels. XRP has followed the same trajectory, losing about $0.43 within the last 24 hours of trading activities.

XRP trading volume soars amid price dip

However, XRP’s trading volume soared within the same period, fueled by renewed investor interest. According to CoinMarketCap data, interest in XRP has risen by 265.68% to $11.18 billion.

This surge indicates market participants remain optimistic about the token's future outlook. Analysts say it signals that many investors are taking advantage of the slight drop in price to accumulate the coin before it rebounds.

Financial experts insist that XRP, which lost as much as 10% of its price, might have begun its recovery journey. Notably, XRP dipped to a low of $2.71 in earlier trading before climbing to its current levels, driven by market interest.

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Some stakeholders remain hopeful that if the asset sustains the current momentum and reclaims $3.25, it could retest the elusive $4 mark.

XRP hit an all-time high of $3.84 seven years ago. Ever since, breaching that level has been difficult for the coin. However, with that mark less than 30% away, anticipation of its possibility has again grown.

Ripple CEO to address community amid strategic reserve debate

Meanwhile, the XRP community looks forward to the latest development from Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple CEO. Garlinghouse is set to address the community on X Spaces on Jan. 28, where he will reveal his vision for 2025.

Ripple’s push for XRP’s inclusion in the U.S. crypto strategic reserve has triggered a hot debate in the broader crypto industry. Many consider the move to be a bad idea for the crypto industry.

Ryan Selkis, founder of Messari, was one of the leaders who moved against the plan. According to Selkis, Bitcoin is the only cryptocurrency with wide acceptance and worthy of a strategic reserve.

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