“Despite overall market uncertainty, XRP shows resilience,” recent trading data shows. The token’s price rose from $2.194 to $2.264 over the past 24 hours, despite intensifying trade conflicts between major world economies and a second consecutive week of institutional outflows totaling $28.2 million, according to CoinShares.

Analysts note that support comes from the U.S. government’s Digital Asset Stockpile, launched in March 2025, which includes XRP.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse denied rumors about acquiring Circle but confirmed the company’s expansion into stablecoins with RLUSD, which will be used as collateral on the XRP Ledger.

Additionally, Ripple’s acquisition of Hidden Road demonstrates its ambition to move beyond the traditional crypto market and focus on infrastructure that bridges traditional and decentralized finance. In the UAE, the company is working on real estate tokenization, bringing theory into practical application.

Technical analysis recorded XRP’s rise from $2.194 to $2.264 over the day. Support holds around $2.190–$2.195. At 19:00, resistance formed at $2.284 with a trading volume of 39.6 million. At 15:00, a breakout occurred — the price surged 2.5% on a volume of 84.7 million. After a pullback to $2.255, the price recovered and closed the day at $2.265, adding 0.9% in the last 15 minutes of trading amid growing volumes and higher lows.