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$XRP Ledger has fewer active accounts, but the money moving through it is getting bigger. Q2 data shows a notable shift in XRPL activity. Daily order-book traders fell roughly 40% YoY to about 1,100 accounts, yet order-book volume jumped 79% to 3.57M XRP per day. That means the average active account was moving nearly 3x more XRP than a year ago. At the same time, the value held on XRPL climbed to roughly $4.26B, driven heavily by tokenized assets and RLUSD. Average RLUSD balances reached $539M, up more than 600% YoY. So while daily transacting accounts fell 24% and new accounts dropped 25%, the network is handling more value with fewer active traders. That doesn’t prove institutions are replacing retail, but it does point toward a network increasingly geared toward larger-value activity and financial infrastructure. Is XRPL becoming less about user growth and more about attracting bigger capital?

🚨The $XRP Ledger is DEFYING the stablecoin trend! While total stablecoin supply has fallen 6% since May, a$RLUSD on XRPL has surged 39% to $934M. And it’s very active $450M has been issued and $450M has been redeemed in 30 days.

Latest Crypto News (as of July 24–25, 2026) Market Overview Bitcoin (BTC) is hovering around $64,000–$65,000, showing modest weekly gains (~2–4%) but facing short-term pressure from tech selloffs, geopolitical tensions (Iran-related oil spikes), and mixed ETF flows. Total crypto market cap: $2.2 trillion (up 2% weekly). Ethereum (ETH) is around $1,850–$1,900, with altcoins mixed (e.g., SOL, XRP, DOGE leaning softer recently). Key Headlines Bitcoin ETFs: Snapped a 7-day inflow streak ($1B total) with **$225M net outflows on July 23 (BlackRock’s IBIT led with $202M). Ether ETFs saw modest inflows (~$26M). CLARITY Act (Crypto Regulation)**: Major focus — Senate Republicans released a revised version addressing ethics, market structure, and Blockchain Regulatory Certainty. Industry groups (Crypto Council, Blockchain Association) are urging a Senate vote. Passage odds have been cut by some analysts (e.g., Galaxy to 30%), with debates over Trump-related ethics provisions and timing before August recess. BitMEX Shuts Down**: The pioneering derivatives exchange plans to close by September 23, 2026. Co-founders (including Arthur Hayes) face related fraud/insider trading claims in a class-action lawsuit. Other Notable Moves**: Crypto.com raised $400M from Citadel Securities. Ripple launched its Mint platform for institutional access to RLUSD stablecoin. Poolin (former Bitcoin mining pool) filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy, offering Texas operations for sale. Strategy (Michael Saylor’s firm) continues aggressive Bitcoin strategy, raising more USD reserves via shares. Regulatory & Global EU imposed its 21st sanctions round on Russia, targeting crypto networks and exchanges like HTX. Industry pushing for US regulatory clarity amid ongoing Senate activity. Other Developments Hyperliquid expanding permissionless markets; various AI/crypto crossovers and token raises (e.g., DGrid AI). Robinhood CEO’s X account hacked to promote a memecoin scam. Sentiment: Cautious but with some resilience — markets are watching Fed signals, macro risks (inflation/oil), and regulatory progress. The sector is in a consolidation phase after June lows. Crypto is volatile; check live sources for real-time updates. This is not financial advice.

XRP retraces from its weekly high at $1.16 and holds $1.10 on Friday amid muted ETF activity. Ripple Mint platform launches, with a unified solution for institutions to access, mint, redeem and manage the RLUSD stablecoin. XRP’s broader outlook remains bearish, with the RSI sliding into bearish territory and the 50-day EMA capping the upside. Ripple ($XRP ) slides toward the short-term $1.10 support on Friday, as broader crypto market sentiment weighs on crypto assets. The sell-off mainly stems from fears of inflation in the United States (US) amid the ongoing war in the Middle East and rising Oil prices. Simon-Peter Massabni, Business Development Head at XS.com, says that digital assets are facing repricing risks due to rising geopolitical tensions and inflation fears. Rising oil prices, renewed inflation concerns, shifting expectations for US monetary policy, and continued institutional capital inflows are all shaping market sentiment,” Massabni said in a comment. Ripple Mint launches to expand RLUSD access Ripple announced the launch of Ripple Mint on Wednesday, a platform providing a unified way for institutions to access, mint, redeem and manage the RLUSD stablecoin. Ripple Mint was designed to address existing gaps in RLUSD execution by offering access to a user interface with built-in control and oversight. The platform also supports programmatic access to enable automation and system-level integration. Institutions using Ripple Mint can mint and redeem RLUSD directly from the source, bridge RLUSD across chains, track funds throughout the transaction lifecycle, and integrate RLUSD into their internal systems or workflows. This expansion also creates stronger utility between XRP and RLUSD together. As RLUSD becomes available across these environments, XRP will increasingly serve as complementary assets for liquidity, settlement, swaps, collateral, and payments activity across supported chains,” Ripple stated in the press release. Meanwhile, institutional interest in XRP-related digital assets, such as spot Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), is fading, as evidenced by muted activity on Wednesday and Thursday. Cumulative weekly inflows stand at $8 million through Thursday, according to SoSo Value. In my view, what we are witnessing is not the beginning of a new bearish cycle, but rather a healthy repricing of risk following a strong rally, provided that institutional demand remains intact and does not give way to broad-based selling pressure,” Massabni added. Price analysis: XRP bears poised to tighten grip XRP trades at $1.11, holding in a corrective phase below key moving averages, which keeps the broader bias bearish despite the recent stabilization. Price action remains capped by the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $1.14, with the Parabolic SAR at $1.07 also positioned above spot and reinforcing overhead pressure. Momentum is mixed, as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) hovers near a neutral 49 while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) histogram has turned lower, hinting that bullish attempts are losing traction underneath the dominant downtrend defined by the downward trending moving averages. On the topside, initial resistance is seen at the Parabolic SAR level around $1.07, followed by the 50-day EMA at $1.14, where a daily close above would be needed to ease immediate downside pressure. Beyond that, the 100-day EMA at $1.23 and the 200-day EMA near $1.43 form a broader supply band that would likely cap any extended recovery unless buyers regain stronger control.